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pnuemono-ultra-micro-scopic-silico-volcanico-niosis. i think that's how you spell it. i spaced it how so you can pronounce it. :)
Longest ive seen is- Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovocankoniosis pronounced: new-mon-oh-ultra-microscopic-silico-volcano-konee-oh-sis its a type of lung disease
7..Pneumono = regarding lung (Latin)Ultra = penetration or extreme (Latin, "ultraviolet")microscopic = extremely minimal (Latin / Old English)silico = silika (Latin)volcano = volcano (Latin)Coni = regard to dust (Greek: konis , dust)osis = illness or condition (Greek)
Let's see what the doctor says first. It just maybe some thing that the doctor can treat. If your doctor doesn't find anything
The Grumble Volcano ultra shortcut in Mario Kart Wii involves using a Mushroom to jump over a large gap in the track. To do it, you need to hit the boost pad just before the gap, then use the Mushroom's speed boost to jump over the gap and land on the lower section of the track. It takes precise timing and practice to successfully execute the shortcut.
The word you are referring to is "Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis," which is a lung disease caused by inhaling very fine silicate or quartz dust. It is one of the longest words in the English language, often used as an example of a long medical term.
The type of volcano was a cone volcano because it has a big cone shape at the top of it.
The correct spelling is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (45 letters). The word was coined in 1935 specifically to be the longest word in English. It refers to a disease known as silicosis.
Because they are ultra microscopic! you can tract them if you have high resolution microscopes such as electron microscopes.
Search for the grumble volcano ultra shortcut on youtube. Beware, it involves lots of tries, and you need to be very precise with hitting the jump.
Aminghasem Safarian has written: 'Silicon-based RF front-ends for ultra wideband radios' -- subject(s): Broadband communication systems, Radio frequency, Ultra-wideband devices, Radio, Receivers and reception
The easy one, The other easy one, The medium one, The hard one, The ultra one, The hack one, or the other hack one?