Words you always have trouble spelling

[zombywoof]

floccinaucinihilipilification is quite difficult

 

[Bob Loblaw]

And how often do you use that in daily life?

 

[zombywoof]

well i used it today so it wasnt a wasted education 8)

 

[His Name Is Frank]

Only someone who proudly uses the word floccinaucinihilipilification would dare use an eye roll face in defense of using such a pretentious word. Personally, I think the word is worthless.

 

[zombywoof]

very good you know the definition and it was meant to be a wink

 

[alasdairm]

every single time i type "benefit" my fingers produce "benefot" and i have to change it. years of muscle memory lead me to conclude that i'll just have to learn to live with it...

alasdair

 

[Maya]

ocassion - occasion Thank God for spell check

 

[L2R]

Magna come Laude?

louder

 

[gr33n3y3z]

Magna come Laude?

Hmmm I had to Google that. Can you elaborate your question a bit more.

If the definition I read is correct "magna come Laude" means graduate with "high honors" then yes I did.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

So you regularly use magna cum laude in your dailt life?


This isn't the words you can't spell thread.


I'm drunk as fuck, bit I can still get a grip on myself

 

[His Name Is Frank]

You must be, because you're having trouble spelling the word daily.
:D

 

[gr33n3y3z]

And having trouble spelling but.

 

[ebola?]

louder

This. is. 'STRAYA!!!!

So you regularly use magna cum laude in your dailt life?

I don't have a Dalit life, as I'm not subject to the Indian cast system. I also find myself using summa cum laude more often. B)
...
I've noticed a certain, distinct decline in my spelling ability with the advent of automated, in-line spell-checking on web forms. It's like that particular cognitive function has been outsourced. . .

ebola

 

[tambourine-man]

diarrhea

Weird. I have to resort to the American spelling because "diarrhoea" catches me out all the time (ho ho ho).

Others include:

Beautiful
Guarantee

 

[herbavore]

Judgment. I always want to put an 'e' in it.

 

[ebola?]

I finally broke myself thereof.
...
"genealogical"...can't handle it. comes up often enough to be super-annoying!

ebola

 

[His Name Is Frank]

Judgment. I always want to put an 'e' in it.

Same here! There should be a damned e between the g and the m.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

Malarky!

Ebona: How do you misspell it?





Damn, I was so drunkenly cranky earlier in this thread lol .

 

[ebola?]

My instincts are to type "geneological".

ebola

 

[ebola?]

I have "palate", "pallet", and "palette" thoroughly confused. Shit, English orthography: get it together!

ebola