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by Sir yhvhash on October 16th, 2009

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If you were allowed to change the spelling of a word in the dictionary, what word, or words what you change?

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  • by Cyanotic Wasp on October 16th, 2009

    Cyanotic Wasp

    You're already allowed to change the spelling of any word in any dictionary you like. This is tha internets, dude! "Definatly" (which may as well be spelled that way, since no one spells it correctly any more anyway).

    But keep in mind that if you DO change the spelling of words as you choose, publishers are free to not publish it, too.

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  • by Marky Mark on October 16th, 2009

    Marky Mark

    I'll take the "u" out of every word that starts witha "q". I don't see what purpose it has since all words that start with a "q" follows with a "u". (If it looks too weird I'll put it back. ;)

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  • by stagood on October 16th, 2009

    stagood

    Well it's not in the dictionary but I would change Favre to Farve...

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  • by Clairesghost on March 16th, 2010

    Clairesghost

    i Kouldnt pick a word but i want to take out the letter "c"
    kause every word where it would be used it kould be replased with a "s" or "k" i hope this is not to konfusing ;)

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