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75,275 Questions
How is e-knee-bree-ated spelled?
- 1 answer
enebreated
How do you spell water with 3 letters?
- 75 answers
Ice
What 5 letter word has the same vowel sound as wheel and is someplace sandy?
- 25 answers
A , E , I , O ,U
How do you spell vibrate?
- 2 answers
Vaibret
How do you spell tidied?
- 2 answers
tedeid
How do you spell sheriff?
- 1 answer
The same way it was spelled in the question; sheriff.
How do you spell condolences?
- 1 answer
That is the correct spelling of "condolences" (sympathy for a loss, usually a death).
Condolences is correct.
Is the correct spelling cancelled or canceled?
- 7 answers
Both are correct.
Cancelled/Cancelling is British spelling.
Canceled/Canceling is American spelling.
How do you spell begging?
- 1 answer
You've got it right ... "begging".
Is up keep one word or two?
- 3 answers
It is one word: upkeep.
See "Related Links" below to Merriam-Webster.
Why is plural spelling of flamingo unusual?
- 1 answer
Its plural can be spelled two ways: flamingos and flamingoes...
Just like 'go' and 'goes'
How do you spell fantasy?
- 1 answer
Fantasy is the correct spelling.
How do you spell dependency?
- 1 answer
Dependency.
Is break room one word or two?
- 4 answers
breakroom
Is this how you spell nessasary?
- 18 answers
It's necessary.
What is the correct spelling for 14?
- 1 answer
The correct spelling for 14 is fourteen. Oddly, the correct spelling for 40 is forty. Go figure.
How do you spell storey?
- 1 answer
A storybook is spelled "story."
Floors on a building are spelled "story" in the US, or "storey" in the UK.
Words with 4 'e's in th word?
- 3 answers
Exceeded has four 'e's.
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Webster's Second International contains 1,583 words with four "e's". The Scrabble Dictionary contains 1,842. These are from the 2of12 wordlist which contains the most common words. There are 229, or 117 if you remove hyphenated words such as "mise-en-scene":
1 antecedence
2 apprehensiveness
3 bejeweled
4 belligerence
5 beneficence
6 benevolence
7 bereavement
8 ceaselessness
9 centerpiece
10 coelenterate
11 comprehensiveness
12 counterintelligence
13 decelerate
14 deceptiveness
15 defectiveness
16 defenseless
17 defenselessly
18 defenselessness
19 defensiveness
20 deference
21 degenerate
22 degenerative
23 deliberateness
24 dependence
25 desegregate
26 desperateness
27 deterrence
28 disinterestedness
29 heterogeneity
30 heterogeneous
31 heterogeneously
32 hypersensitiveness
33 independence
34 ineffectiveness
35 inexpensiveness
36 inexperience
37 inexperienced
38 interdependence
39 interdependent
40 interdependently
41 interference
42 irreverence
43 levelheaded
44 levelheadedness
45 mesdemoiselles
46 nervelessness
47 nevertheless
48 noninterference
49 overdependent
50 overexercise
51 overextended
52 overgeneralize
53 oversensitiveness
54 peacekeeper
55 perceptiveness
56 perseverance
57 persevere
58 perverseness
59 preadolescence
60 precedence
61 predecease
62 predetermine
63 predetermined
64 predeterminer
65 preference
66 prepubescence
67 receptiveness
68 recommencement
69 recrudescence
70 redetermine
71 redevelopment
72 reemergence
73 reference
74 regenerate
75 regenerative
76 relentlessness
77 remorselessness
78 repetitiveness
79 repleteness
80 reprehensible
81 representative
82 reservedness
83 resettlement
84 resplendence
85 retentiveness
86 reverberate
87 reverence
88 secretiveness
89 semipermeable
90 senescence
91 senselessness
92 sereneness
93 severeness
94 superintendence
95 teleconference
96 teleconferencing
97 telemarketer
98 telemeter
99 teletypewriter
100 temperateness
101 tenderhearted
102 tenderheartedly
103 tenderheartedness
104 underdeveloped
105 underdevelopment
106 underrepresented
107 unexpectedness
108 unprecedented
109 unprecedentedly
110 unregenerate
111 unremembered
112 unrepresentative
113 unrepresented
114 vehemence
115 venturesomeness
116 wheresoever
117 wholeheartedness
Did you spell ambition right?
- 1 answer
Correct as spelled in the question, "ambition."
What’s the difference between “blond” and “blonde”?
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Remember foreign language classes? The masculine and feminine forms of words? Well, because the word came from French in the 17th century, that’s exactly what we’re dealing with: blonde is the feminine form of the noun, and blond is the masculine form.
So, adhering to that rule, a blonde is a woman with fair hair and a blond is a man with fair hair.
This seems dumb. It is. Here’s a way around it: Don’t call people their hair color. “Blond†is the more common spelling of the adjective—for example, “that person has blond hairâ€â€”and, especially in the United States, can be used to describe anyone’s hair, regardless of their gender.
How do you spell bereavement?
- 1 answer
Bereavement.
That is the correct spelling.
How do you spell the plural for Webex?
- 3 answers
Webexes
Phonetic spelling of the word facade?
- 1 answer
FuhSAHD is the phonetic spelling.
Is homework one word or two words?
- 1 answer
Homework is one word.
What words can you make with these letters t a n d e r?
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tender ear net dent art red tear tan trade tend tad eat earn end era ere near nae dear date dare darn dart dean drat ant ate and are rent rat ran rate read
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