btw, William: lect
Thus, your suggestion might be unlectable in some places.NOUN: A social or regional variety of speech having a sociolinguistic or functional identity within a speech community.
Either, Perry, as long as it's not rejected.Nice verb. Do you want it to be selected or elected?
Alice's Restaurant, where the eminently delectable Alice B. Toclas brownies can be had for a song.I think the great Arlo Guthrie used the most past participles of the "-ected" type in one sentence than any other person I know:
Undoubtedly... and probably not fully understood as well.Thus, your suggestion might be unlectable in some places.
Alas, the source text was not INflected.Wasn't it INjected, INspected, DEEtected, INfected, NEEglected and SEElected?
Perry I-want-to-see-blood-and-guts-and-veins-in-my-teeth Dror
Actually lect is a homonym that means both.
btw, William: lectThus, your suggestion might be unlectable in some places.NOUN: A social or regional variety of speech having a sociolinguistic or functional identity within a speech community.
... although, when asked how rare he wanted his beef cooked, he's been known to say "Send the cow on down the aisle and I'll rip off a chunk as she goes by!"
This would be...beefcake or death?"Something off the shoulder perhaps?" suggested the animal, "Braised in a white wine sauce?"
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"Or the rump is very good," murmured the animal. 'I've been exercising it and eating plenty of grain, so there's a lot of good meat there."
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The animal staggered to its feet. It gave a mellow gurgle. "A very wise choice, sir, if I may say so. Very good," it said, "I'll just nip off and shoot myself." He turned and gave a friendly wink to Arthur. 'Don't worry, sir,' he said, 'I'll be very humane.'
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