Unusual / interesting words found from lex
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I was just examining my last game and the bot said we missed:
"earthpea" - I've never heard this, but apparently it's an 'American hogpeanut'
"veejay" - I didn't realize this was valid. Isn't it kinda funny that veejays were probably only common from the 1980s until the late 90s?
Anybody else have interesting lex words to share?
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I was just examining my last game and the bot said we missed:
"earthpea" - I've never heard this, but apparently it's an 'American hogpeanut'
"veejay" - I didn't realize this was valid. Isn't it kinda funny that veejays were probably only common from the 1980s until the late 90s?
Anybody else have interesting lex words to share?
@anexparrot This one's kinda silly and not particularly interesting. Just a funny inconsistency I guess.
The other day I was checking if this was valid. Somewhat surprisingly, it's not:
For a laugh, I then went on to check this one. Sure enough, it's valid:
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I was just examining my last game and the bot said we missed:
"earthpea" - I've never heard this, but apparently it's an 'American hogpeanut'
"veejay" - I didn't realize this was valid. Isn't it kinda funny that veejays were probably only common from the 1980s until the late 90s?
Anybody else have interesting lex words to share?
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I was just examining my last game and the bot said we missed:
"earthpea" - I've never heard this, but apparently it's an 'American hogpeanut'
"veejay" - I didn't realize this was valid. Isn't it kinda funny that veejays were probably only common from the 1980s until the late 90s?
Anybody else have interesting lex words to share?
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I was just examining my last game and the bot said we missed:
"earthpea" - I've never heard this, but apparently it's an 'American hogpeanut'
"veejay" - I didn't realize this was valid. Isn't it kinda funny that veejays were probably only common from the 1980s until the late 90s?
Anybody else have interesting lex words to share?
@anexparrot 'evite' is a go, but not 'evote'. UK dictionary. On checking tho, I see the former does not mean an invitation rec'd by email.
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@anexparrot This one's kinda silly and not particularly interesting. Just a funny inconsistency I guess.
The other day I was checking if this was valid. Somewhat surprisingly, it's not:
For a laugh, I then went on to check this one. Sure enough, it's valid:
@dan said in Unusual / interesting words found from lex:
@anexparrot This one's kinda silly and not particularly interesting. Just a funny inconsistency I guess.
The other day I was checking if this was valid. Somewhat surprisingly, it's not:
For a laugh, I then went on to check this one. Sure enough, it's valid:
I LOL'ed-- don't think i've ever seen butthead played!
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@anexparrot 'evite' is a go, but not 'evote'. UK dictionary. On checking tho, I see the former does not mean an invitation rec'd by email.
@mapmakere said in Unusual / interesting words found from lex:
@anexparrot 'evite' is a go, but not 'evote'. UK dictionary. On checking tho, I see the former does not mean an invitation rec'd by email.
Yes, I've seen evite. Eviting is good in both UK and US as is evited!