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What is the name for spelling something how it sounds eg 'gud' for good?
Phonics.
How do you spell onomanapia?
The correct spelling is "onomatopoeia" (spelling out natural sounds).
How do you do spell racist?
That is the correct spelling of the word "racist". The plural form, which sounds almost no different, is spelled "racists".Racist.
How do you spell music?
That is the correct spelling of "music" (harmonic sounds and melodies).
How do you spell illusinating?
The correct spelling is alliteration (using words with similar sounds or spellings).
What is the name for spelling something how it sounds eg 'gud' for good?
Phonics.
What is aptechite?
This has to be a misspelling of something. Can you confirm the spelling, it sounds like the name of a mineral.
Can someone translate the Vietnamese phonetic spelling wee suh?
it sounds like something a donkey would say lol wee suh wee suh lol
Is stunning a term that one would use to describe themself or is it something that someone else would refer to you as?
I would caution against ever using it to describe one's self. It sounds conceited. It is definitely something that should only be used in describing others.
When you spell a word incorrectly but how it sounds?
The term you are searching for is phonetics. It is common in the dictionary for the pronunciation in English. Look at the proper spelling and in the parentheses is the phonetic spelling of the word.
What are sounds that describe the sound of someone running?
Thud, thump, crunching of gravel, and panting.
What stories have you read where characters hear a lot of sounds?
There aren't specifically any stories that I know of about characters hearing sounds. Maybe you're thinking about a spooky story where they can hear something but can't see it. If you want to know how to describe hearing sounds, just imagine you're listening to something and describe what happens to you.
How do you spell onomanapia?
The correct spelling is "onomatopoeia" (spelling out natural sounds).
What is nerve impingement?
Sounds like someone trying to describe a vertebral disk herniating and squeezing a spinal nerve.
What might cause someone to describe a line of poetry as musical?
Repetition of sounds that create a feeling of forward motion
What is origin of hemming and hawing?
The phrase "hemming and hawing" likely originated from the sounds people make when hesitating or trying to think of something to say. "Hem" and "haw" were used in the past to represent these sounds, and over time, the phrase came to describe someone who is hesitant or indecisive.
What is nerve root impingement?
Sounds like someone trying to describe a vertebral disk herniating and squeezing a spinal nerve.
