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45 wordies list
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johnpowell (2 words)
appears in these lists:
Samme's Words, by Samme
Costi's Words, by costi
aliko's Words, by aliko
franky's Words, by franky
bkerr's Words, by bkerr
Valse's Words, by Valse
MadFun's Words, by MadFun
bodya's Words, by bodya
keso's Words, by keso
Xuer's Words, by Xuer
zetadiction, by koldewyse
Meta, by VanishedOne
i heart words, by roblord
Word Words, by John
Reading Reading, by yarb
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I think Wordie deserves an island.
Wordie is where words used on those other sites get to come if they've been good, pious, righteous words.
Wordie is not listed here. They don't know what they're missing.
Done. Happy to oblige.
Gobsmacked that I haven't yet listed such an evocative, meaningful, alphadictionarie-crushing word. Let us campaign for all Wordies to list this fundamental six-pack of a word and 'bye-bye' schadenfreude. I'm listing it now. Pass it on. Even schadenfreudgeon bows to the wonder that is Wordie.
I just realized Wordie doesn't stop when I'm not connected.
(But now, I am having dinner, so I just don't mind. Yum.)
Speak to me, Cocky. Say a little wordie.
- Peter Reading, Mynah Petrarchan, from Diplopic, 1983
You forgot the single most important definition of Wordie - the best logophilic web site there ever was - and most probably the best web site, simple!
That's what her name is.
Lingo is a very frustrating show, since the players always guess really stupid words. One should examine the letter pattern of the English language and guess words that have the most likely letters.
Are you talking about Shandi? I'm in love with that girl. ;-)
"Forget sexy, he's bringing back Wordie", the blonde girl on lingo talk about Chuck Woolery.
Could wordie be virtual vebosity? Who cares---I still like it.
Just responded to zacharyr on his profile. Always open to suggestions or contributions for cool Wordie features, including ways to view the data.
a discription or a person with the quality of useing many words.
i.e "He's a Wordie"
It is probably available via WordNet.
I really want to see a visualization of the English lexicon, in alphabetical order, being dissolved and consumed into Wordie entries as more users sign on and add words.
Is that data available?