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> For instance, the following [...] putative syllables are not actually legitimate syllables of English: > ... > t w er k t OUTWORKED Some things have
by zeckalpha 7y ago
> For instance, the following [...]
putative syllables are not actually legitimate syllables of English:
> ...
> t w er k t OUTWORKED
Some things have changed in English since 2009!
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoAnd foosball f uw s
- madcaptenor 7y agoThe original post mentions this: "Note that in some cases this is a flaw in the coverage of the dictionary, since many speakers of English have, e.g., "foos-ball" as a word."