http://www.cat-names.us/siamese-cat-name...
http://chitchatcats.com/names.php
Siamese names dictionary?
We have two Samese and they are called Moguai ( Mac) and Gizmo!!! The names suit them best cause at times, they actually look like gremlins with their ears pinned back!!!
:)
Reply:Our siamese cat is named Steve and it fits him well.
Reply:We name all our siamese cats Daryl.
Seriously. We had brothers, Daryl and Daryl. They lived to be old cats. Now we have Daryl #3.
.
pot marigold
Friday, November 20, 2009
I want to name our daughter Renu...like renew...what's the origin/meaning other than the obvious dictionary?
Renu is an East Indian name- I went to school with a girl named with a girl named Renu (pronounced Ree-noo), not sure what it means. Might be a teasing name though...
I want to name our daughter Renu...like renew...what's the origin/meaning other than the obvious dictionary?
It's the name of the contact lens solution I use.
Reply:Renu is an Indian name which means "atom"
Reply:Please don't saddle your child with this name (which is also a contact lens product). Imagine the years of kidding she will get if she decides to become a librarian!
If you are set on using this name, why not save it for the middle name? Less embarrassing.
Reply:You might want to reconsider the spelling of it as that's the brand name of a contact cleanser.
If you like the meaning, then maybe find a different language of the word and name her that.
Reply:I think it's a beautiful name! Forget everybody else!
Reply:You want to name your daughter after contact lens solution?! How embarrassing for her!
Reply:Will she be embarassed by the name when she is older?
Reply:check babynames.com
I want to name our daughter Renu...like renew...what's the origin/meaning other than the obvious dictionary?
It's the name of the contact lens solution I use.
Reply:Renu is an Indian name which means "atom"
Reply:Please don't saddle your child with this name (which is also a contact lens product). Imagine the years of kidding she will get if she decides to become a librarian!
If you are set on using this name, why not save it for the middle name? Less embarrassing.
Reply:You might want to reconsider the spelling of it as that's the brand name of a contact cleanser.
If you like the meaning, then maybe find a different language of the word and name her that.
Reply:I think it's a beautiful name! Forget everybody else!
Reply:You want to name your daughter after contact lens solution?! How embarrassing for her!
Reply:Will she be embarassed by the name when she is older?
Reply:check babynames.com
Direct me to a dictionary list of file names with the extention .exe?
I get a lot of popups from Zone Alarm, asking if I want to allow a certain .exe to load.
Example: What is Isass.exe and what does it effect on my PC?
Direct me to a dictionary list of file names with the extention .exe?
http://www.softwarepatch.com/tips/isass....
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wint...
Hope this is useful
Reply:I can help you with this.
Usualy when ZoneAlarm prompts you, it will give you an opinion of rather you should allow the process or not. But if your unsure about it then do what I do:
goto www.google.com and type in the name of the .exe and it will usualy have a link about the process information. Here is an example using lass.exe and this is the results I got by searching
lass - lass.exe - Process Information
And thats a link, so you click it and read on the page about the process. Or just goto this website and type in the .exe name and it should help you out:
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wint...
Example: What is Isass.exe and what does it effect on my PC?
Direct me to a dictionary list of file names with the extention .exe?
http://www.softwarepatch.com/tips/isass....
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wint...
Hope this is useful
Reply:I can help you with this.
Usualy when ZoneAlarm prompts you, it will give you an opinion of rather you should allow the process or not. But if your unsure about it then do what I do:
goto www.google.com and type in the name of the .exe and it will usualy have a link about the process information. Here is an example using lass.exe and this is the results I got by searching
lass - lass.exe - Process Information
And thats a link, so you click it and read on the page about the process. Or just goto this website and type in the .exe name and it should help you out:
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wint...
Does anyone know the origin of the name of "Longman dictionaries"?
Why not shortman?
Does anyone know the origin of the name of "Longman dictionaries"?
Wasn't Longman the person who compiled the dictionary?
Does anyone know the origin of the name of "Longman dictionaries"?
Wasn't Longman the person who compiled the dictionary?
Free Geographic Names Dictionary?
Is there a free or creative commons licensed geographic names dictionary available (i.e. lists of countries, states/provinces, cities, neighborhoods)?
Thanks!
Free Geographic Names Dictionary?
here is a promising site for you, the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names Online
http://www.getty.edu/research/conducting...
it accesses worldwide names
Reply:sorry about the charge thing....it seemed a promising site, and I did not explore much....
maybe they can recommend something that is free?
Rick Report Abuse
Reply:I'm not absolutely sure this is free in the sense you describe, but see the site below for an amazingly complete U.S. gazetteer.
leander
Thanks!
Free Geographic Names Dictionary?
here is a promising site for you, the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names Online
http://www.getty.edu/research/conducting...
it accesses worldwide names
Reply:sorry about the charge thing....it seemed a promising site, and I did not explore much....
maybe they can recommend something that is free?
Rick Report Abuse
Reply:I'm not absolutely sure this is free in the sense you describe, but see the site below for an amazingly complete U.S. gazetteer.
leander
Why is the name of a book "the bible" in the dictionary?
when I search the definition of or read the dictionary, under the word bible, it only describes what is in the book the bible (Christian old and new testament), not the definition of the word? is it derived from the word bibliography? (a collection of books on a certain subject),when it is just the name of a fiction book? putting it in the dictionary as a word, then advertising the books contests as "sacred" puts it above other books that are not listed as words, free propaganda. how did the name of a book get word status. and when was it decided?
Why is the name of a book "the bible" in the dictionary?
You have a simplified dictionary. Mine contains (beside the reference to the "Bible" -- scriptures) the following: a reference publication esteemed for its usefulness and authority; a bird-watchers bible.
Most collegiate (college) dictionaries will contain this definition.
Edit: A compact dictionary is what I consider to be a simplified dictionary. Definitions are left out to allow for printing the compacted version. Sorry, but if you want to use a dictionary to find most of the definitions of a word, you'll have to go for one that is at least college caliber. It really wouldn't hurt to own an unabridged dictionary, as far as that goes.
Dianetics is a literary work of L. Ron Hubbard. Names of literary works generally do not appear in dictionaries. Evidently, the authors of the two dictionaries I have (along with yours) do not consider Scientology to be significant enough to give it an entry. Surprising, Mormon, Mormon Church, and Book of Mormon are in both of my dictionaries, so evidently any reference to religions has to exist for maybe a hundred years or more (The Church of Scientology was organized as a legal entity in 1953). I don't have an unabridged dictionary, so I don't know if you'll find Scientology in a recent edition or not. I suspect you'll find a reference in an encyclopedia, though.
Generally, I'll use both an encyclopedia and a dictionary, as needed. I prefer wikipedia for a quick reference over my set of Britannicas.
Reply:The definition is correct. Bible mean a collection of small books. You may feel offended because the Bible is also inspired of God as 2 Tim. 3: 16 %26amp; 17 brings out. The dictionary has to be unbiased and open minded in it's description of words and of people. Also there are other "holy" or "sacred" writtings other than the Bible. They may not be sacred to you because of your personal belief, but they are for others.
Reply:It is most certainly a work of fiction. A collaborative effort, compiled over a number of centuries, translated countless times with little or no quality control and badly misrepresented in many quarters.
It is undoubtedly a great work of literature. Its influence has been reverberating around the world for centuries.
But ithen we could describe many works of literature in just the same way. Tales From The Arabian Nights. The Karma Sutra. The Koran....they are all very similar in many ways. What makes the bible so special to your mind?
Reply:Bible is a word so common and widely used that it warrants a dictionary entry. It means "book/s" that should be in the etymology. Get a better dictionary. OED is good it will give you expanded meaning and usage, etymology, and early usage dates and examples.
Reply:Because the Hebrew word for bible just meant book.
And if that's the way they decide to define it, and you have a problem with it, buy a new dictionary.
Reply:Originally the bible was called "The Book"
Reply:Low Self Esteem Support Group will meet Thursday at 7 pm. Please use the back door.
Reply:Biblioteca = Spanish word for library.
Any resemblance?
Reply:Because believe it or not some ppl dont know what a bible is. Some children anyway
Why is the name of a book "the bible" in the dictionary?
You have a simplified dictionary. Mine contains (beside the reference to the "Bible" -- scriptures) the following: a reference publication esteemed for its usefulness and authority; a bird-watchers bible.
Most collegiate (college) dictionaries will contain this definition.
Edit: A compact dictionary is what I consider to be a simplified dictionary. Definitions are left out to allow for printing the compacted version. Sorry, but if you want to use a dictionary to find most of the definitions of a word, you'll have to go for one that is at least college caliber. It really wouldn't hurt to own an unabridged dictionary, as far as that goes.
Dianetics is a literary work of L. Ron Hubbard. Names of literary works generally do not appear in dictionaries. Evidently, the authors of the two dictionaries I have (along with yours) do not consider Scientology to be significant enough to give it an entry. Surprising, Mormon, Mormon Church, and Book of Mormon are in both of my dictionaries, so evidently any reference to religions has to exist for maybe a hundred years or more (The Church of Scientology was organized as a legal entity in 1953). I don't have an unabridged dictionary, so I don't know if you'll find Scientology in a recent edition or not. I suspect you'll find a reference in an encyclopedia, though.
Generally, I'll use both an encyclopedia and a dictionary, as needed. I prefer wikipedia for a quick reference over my set of Britannicas.
Reply:The definition is correct. Bible mean a collection of small books. You may feel offended because the Bible is also inspired of God as 2 Tim. 3: 16 %26amp; 17 brings out. The dictionary has to be unbiased and open minded in it's description of words and of people. Also there are other "holy" or "sacred" writtings other than the Bible. They may not be sacred to you because of your personal belief, but they are for others.
Reply:It is most certainly a work of fiction. A collaborative effort, compiled over a number of centuries, translated countless times with little or no quality control and badly misrepresented in many quarters.
It is undoubtedly a great work of literature. Its influence has been reverberating around the world for centuries.
But ithen we could describe many works of literature in just the same way. Tales From The Arabian Nights. The Karma Sutra. The Koran....they are all very similar in many ways. What makes the bible so special to your mind?
Reply:Bible is a word so common and widely used that it warrants a dictionary entry. It means "book/s" that should be in the etymology. Get a better dictionary. OED is good it will give you expanded meaning and usage, etymology, and early usage dates and examples.
Reply:Because the Hebrew word for bible just meant book.
And if that's the way they decide to define it, and you have a problem with it, buy a new dictionary.
Reply:Originally the bible was called "The Book"
Reply:Low Self Esteem Support Group will meet Thursday at 7 pm. Please use the back door.
Reply:Biblioteca = Spanish word for library.
Any resemblance?
Reply:Because believe it or not some ppl dont know what a bible is. Some children anyway
Can u name the site to get list of words (other than those 3000) used to define advanced reader's dictionary?
What do you mean be 3000? Is that all there is in the Advanced Learners Dictionary? I've been meaning to read it since a child(having had great belief in myself) but never did. I have no idea what isn't in it then. Sesquipedalian(love the word)? Not sure. If you take this English advancement seriously though, learn three other languages; ancient Greek, Latin %26amp; French. Then there will be no further pretense about being advanced. You will be.
Name me some very good "English to Chinese dictionary Software". Thanks.?
I've used this once to translate Korean to English. I'm sure there are better products on the market, but this one is free.
Name me some very good "English to Chinese dictionary Software". Thanks.?
Yahoo Hong Kong dictionary.
http://hk.dictionary.yahoo.com/
Name me some very good "English to Chinese dictionary Software". Thanks.?
Yahoo Hong Kong dictionary.
http://hk.dictionary.yahoo.com/
Poll: Can you name five words that were not in the dictionary 50 years ago?
1. CDRom
2. Cell Phone
3. Email
4. Downloading
5. Gobal Positioning
Poll: Can you name five words that were not in the dictionary 50 years ago?
1. Crunk
2. Super Size
3. Gastric Bypass
4. Drama Queen
5. Unibrow
Reply:1. Internet
2. Cable tv
3. Blue Ray
4. Satellite tv
5. Ebonics
Reply:1. DVD
2. answering machine
3. dry erase board
4. post-its
5. treadmill
6. power walking
Reply:1. dissed
2.Internet
3.Desktop
4. MP3 Players
5. heavy metal music
Reply:global warming
ain't
texting
computers
Reply:brother from another mother
fo shizzle
Reply:cell phone
e-mail
cassete
dvd
blue ray
answer mine plz
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...
Reply:i pod
lap top
X box
Kool Aid
bondage
cotton rose
2. Cell Phone
3. Email
4. Downloading
5. Gobal Positioning
Poll: Can you name five words that were not in the dictionary 50 years ago?
1. Crunk
2. Super Size
3. Gastric Bypass
4. Drama Queen
5. Unibrow
Reply:1. Internet
2. Cable tv
3. Blue Ray
4. Satellite tv
5. Ebonics
Reply:1. DVD
2. answering machine
3. dry erase board
4. post-its
5. treadmill
6. power walking
Reply:1. dissed
2.Internet
3.Desktop
4. MP3 Players
5. heavy metal music
Reply:global warming
ain't
texting
computers
Reply:brother from another mother
fo shizzle
Reply:cell phone
cassete
dvd
blue ray
answer mine plz
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...
Reply:i pod
lap top
X box
Kool Aid
bondage
cotton rose
Every dictionary has a nice pronunciation key to help us out. Anyone know the names for these symbols?
the symbols that appear over the letters that is.
Every dictionary has a nice pronunciation key to help us out. Anyone know the names for these symbols?
The alphabet that tells us how to pronounce words is the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). "Diacritics" are the symbols that appear above various letters in the IPA.
Reply:well the symbols, which represent sounds are called phonemes or phones. the other symbols indicate stress and are called stress marks
police /p蓹'li:s/
' is a stress mark
and in such cases %26gt;脻 脠
these are diacritical marks
Reply:Diacritical marks
Reply:well in spanish they are called accents...
Reply:As a group they're called 'accents'.
This link has the most common forms and names;
http://tlt.psu.edu/suggestions/internati...
Every dictionary has a nice pronunciation key to help us out. Anyone know the names for these symbols?
The alphabet that tells us how to pronounce words is the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). "Diacritics" are the symbols that appear above various letters in the IPA.
Reply:well the symbols, which represent sounds are called phonemes or phones. the other symbols indicate stress and are called stress marks
police /p蓹'li:s/
' is a stress mark
and in such cases %26gt;脻 脠
these are diacritical marks
Reply:Diacritical marks
Reply:well in spanish they are called accents...
Reply:As a group they're called 'accents'.
This link has the most common forms and names;
http://tlt.psu.edu/suggestions/internati...
I go to www.dictionary.com/translate and im trying to get my name in chinese, but i cant, just read my details
but instead giving challigraphy, it gives my little blank boxes.. iv been told i need the language pack system, and its free.
but where do i get it?
I go to www.dictionary.com/translate and im trying to get my name in chinese, but i cant, just read my details
http://www.mandarintools.com/chinesename...
They give you an option for your name, such as whether you want a name based on beauty, wealth, knowledge etc. All you have to do is enter your full name and gender and it creates it for you.
I did mine ages ago and it came out as Mao Kang Ren, which I now use whenever I talk to a Chinese exchange student.
Hope you enjoy your new name!
Be aware though, that your name will change every time you do it as different words have different meanings, so play around with it until you're happy.
Reply:Ronnie, download it here:
For Traditional Chinese Text:
http://www.download.com/Office-XP-Tool-T...
For Simplified Chinese Text:
http://www.download.com/Office-XP-Tool-S...
This is for XP. Hope this helps.
-----------------------------
Btw, what is the name that you want translated to Chinese? I can help you with that. Write me an email.
Reply:Names cannot be translated to some other language, especially not Chinese. Languages similar to English have many times names that are same or resemble some names in English, but to translate a name, especially a name of a language that has no roots in the English language is just not possible.
but where do i get it?
I go to www.dictionary.com/translate and im trying to get my name in chinese, but i cant, just read my details
http://www.mandarintools.com/chinesename...
They give you an option for your name, such as whether you want a name based on beauty, wealth, knowledge etc. All you have to do is enter your full name and gender and it creates it for you.
I did mine ages ago and it came out as Mao Kang Ren, which I now use whenever I talk to a Chinese exchange student.
Hope you enjoy your new name!
Be aware though, that your name will change every time you do it as different words have different meanings, so play around with it until you're happy.
Reply:Ronnie, download it here:
For Traditional Chinese Text:
http://www.download.com/Office-XP-Tool-T...
For Simplified Chinese Text:
http://www.download.com/Office-XP-Tool-S...
This is for XP. Hope this helps.
-----------------------------
Btw, what is the name that you want translated to Chinese? I can help you with that. Write me an email.
Reply:Names cannot be translated to some other language, especially not Chinese. Languages similar to English have many times names that are same or resemble some names in English, but to translate a name, especially a name of a language that has no roots in the English language is just not possible.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Plz suggest website name from where I can downlord free english to english dictionary without any cost,thanks?
It would appear that syntax instruction would also be of a help to you.
Plz suggest website name from where I can downlord free english to english dictionary without any cost,thanks?
An English to English dictionary...REALLY?
That's some powerfull technology there buckaroo!!!
Reply:www.encarta.com
www.wikipedia.com
www.google/search.com
and there are lots of sites.
Plz suggest website name from where I can downlord free english to english dictionary without any cost,thanks?
An English to English dictionary...REALLY?
That's some powerfull technology there buckaroo!!!
Reply:www.encarta.com
www.wikipedia.com
www.google/search.com
and there are lots of sites.
Can you a name one word in the english language or dictionary that rhymes with ???
ORANGE
Can you a name one word in the english language or dictionary that rhymes with ???
well this is not one word.. but not one word rhymes with orange. But this rhymes anyways : door hinge.
Reply:using "slant rhyme", you can use lozenge, boring, forage, porridge, door-hinge, score bench
Reply:Well general consensus is that there isn't a word that rhymes properly with orange, one of the few words in the english language that this happens to.
Reply:Orange does not perfectly rhyme with anything.
Purple doesn't either
Reply:storage
porridge
Reply:There's not a single word in the language or dictionary that is a perfect rhyme with "orange." Sorry. :-(
Hope this helps, though! Any more questions, feel free to ask away! Good luck! ;-)
Reply:door hinge
(near rhyme)
Reply:Orange is one of those words that famously has nothing perfectly to rhyme with it. The other one is silver. However, the Oxford Rhyming Dictionary does show both these words as having half-rhymes (such as lozenge with orange and salver with silver).
Reply:You wasted 5 points on this question?
Reply:this is such a stupid question.
NOTHING ryhmes w/ ORANGE!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Flange. There is a flange on my orange.
Reply:I'll see your orange and raise you purple.
Reply:Orange is not an English word by 'origin'! Pun intended!
The word is possibly ultimately from Dravidian, a family of languages spoken in southern India and northern Sri Lanka. The Dravidian word or words were adopted into the Indo-European language Sanskrit with the form n膩ra[ndot]gah蹋.
Reply:Door hinge
Syringe
Reply:Nothing directly rhymes with orange... there are some indirect ones.
Reply:(Almost) Porridge and borrage
Reply:according to AskOxford.com there are no words that rhyme with orange...or silver for that matter.....
Reply:thats wierd because im watching a show and they were just talking about it... the boy said "door hinge" but i cant think of any words myself
oh my gosh were we all watching Drake and Josh at the same time???
Reply:STORAGE, PORAGE, ARRANGE
Reply:There also is nothing that rhymes with purple... but If I ever come across a time when I need to make up words to be in the dictionary it will be Borange and Snurple.
Reply:there isn't one.
Reply:I wrote a poem with orange in it. I ended up using storage. They sound close enough.
Reply:xylophone.
Reply:Blancmange (silent c) - opaque jelly
Reply:Porage, torn
Kind of Hahaha :D
-BobbiLynn May
Reply:Yorange (n): The white stringy stuff left on an orange when you peel off the skin
Reply:Hidge.
Door Hinge.
Reply:there is no "one" word that rhymes with orange. like the others said "door hinge" is it.
Reply:cheers baby
dial back on the meds
Reply:I thought I saw one of those things where it has weird facts that says no word in the English language rhymes with orange.
Reply:%26gt;orange is included on the exception, that some english words dont have word to rhyme with them.
every rule has an eception.
spurge
Can you a name one word in the english language or dictionary that rhymes with ???
well this is not one word.. but not one word rhymes with orange. But this rhymes anyways : door hinge.
Reply:using "slant rhyme", you can use lozenge, boring, forage, porridge, door-hinge, score bench
Reply:Well general consensus is that there isn't a word that rhymes properly with orange, one of the few words in the english language that this happens to.
Reply:Orange does not perfectly rhyme with anything.
Purple doesn't either
Reply:storage
porridge
Reply:There's not a single word in the language or dictionary that is a perfect rhyme with "orange." Sorry. :-(
Hope this helps, though! Any more questions, feel free to ask away! Good luck! ;-)
Reply:door hinge
(near rhyme)
Reply:Orange is one of those words that famously has nothing perfectly to rhyme with it. The other one is silver. However, the Oxford Rhyming Dictionary does show both these words as having half-rhymes (such as lozenge with orange and salver with silver).
Reply:You wasted 5 points on this question?
Reply:this is such a stupid question.
NOTHING ryhmes w/ ORANGE!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Flange. There is a flange on my orange.
Reply:I'll see your orange and raise you purple.
Reply:Orange is not an English word by 'origin'! Pun intended!
The word is possibly ultimately from Dravidian, a family of languages spoken in southern India and northern Sri Lanka. The Dravidian word or words were adopted into the Indo-European language Sanskrit with the form n膩ra[ndot]gah蹋.
Reply:Door hinge
Syringe
Reply:Nothing directly rhymes with orange... there are some indirect ones.
Reply:(Almost) Porridge and borrage
Reply:according to AskOxford.com there are no words that rhyme with orange...or silver for that matter.....
Reply:thats wierd because im watching a show and they were just talking about it... the boy said "door hinge" but i cant think of any words myself
oh my gosh were we all watching Drake and Josh at the same time???
Reply:STORAGE, PORAGE, ARRANGE
Reply:There also is nothing that rhymes with purple... but If I ever come across a time when I need to make up words to be in the dictionary it will be Borange and Snurple.
Reply:there isn't one.
Reply:I wrote a poem with orange in it. I ended up using storage. They sound close enough.
Reply:xylophone.
Reply:Blancmange (silent c) - opaque jelly
Reply:Porage, torn
Kind of Hahaha :D
-BobbiLynn May
Reply:Yorange (n): The white stringy stuff left on an orange when you peel off the skin
Reply:Hidge.
Door Hinge.
Reply:there is no "one" word that rhymes with orange. like the others said "door hinge" is it.
Reply:cheers baby
dial back on the meds
Reply:I thought I saw one of those things where it has weird facts that says no word in the English language rhymes with orange.
Reply:%26gt;orange is included on the exception, that some english words dont have word to rhyme with them.
every rule has an eception.
spurge
What's the meaning (the full name or the initials)of KK and DJ in Yahoo dictionary?
KK and DJ are English Phonetic symbols for selection and switching.
KK (American English) and DJ (International English) of the English word.
KK (American English) and DJ (International English) of the English word.
Whether English-Tamil Dictionary is available on net ? Give me the website name.?
You may download from
www.lanka.info/dictionary/EnglishToSin...
www.appliedlanguage.com/languages/tami...
www.tamil.net/learn-tamil/tamildic.htm...
Whether English-Tamil Dictionary is available on net ? Give me the website name.?
http://translate.google.com/translate_t
www.lanka.info/dictionary/EnglishToSin...
www.appliedlanguage.com/languages/tami...
www.tamil.net/learn-tamil/tamildic.htm...
Whether English-Tamil Dictionary is available on net ? Give me the website name.?
http://translate.google.com/translate_t
Incorrect spelling of name just because it is spelled like this in the dictionary this is incorrect for Degena
Why can't the spelling be corrected? Incorrect spelling of name for Degena not Degina this is incoorect spelling we have used all her life. This is very confusing!
Incorrect spelling of name just because it is spelled like this in the dictionary this is incorrect for Degena
incoorect
Incorrect spelling of name just because it is spelled like this in the dictionary this is incorrect for Degena
incoorect
Can u name a word in the english dictionary that rhymes with .. orange ..?
Gaffer!
It rhymes with Jaffa.
Can u name a word in the english dictionary that rhymes with .. orange ..?
I heard this one before and in actual fact (officially) there is no such word that rhymes with Orange. This word stands on its own.
Got one for you: what is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet?
Reply:DOOR HINGE !
lmao. :]
Reply:No u could not.I am sorry.
Reply:There aren't any.
Reply:Lozenge!
Reply:storage?......
u got me
Reply:This question has been on here a few times with no answer to it.
Reply:Syringe..
Reply:Lol! They asked this on Beauty and The Geek, and one beauty said 'morange'. When they asked her what it meant she said it meant "more oranges... please." It made me crack up!
Reply:camel
Reply:door henge
Reply:hinge
syringe
Reply:orange - If rappers can get away with rhyming the same words so can I.
Reply:door hinge
Reply:There isn't one. See also 'purple', 'silver' and 'chimney'.
Reply:lipgloss
Reply:CORNS
SCORNGE
is that a word? lol
Reply:These come close:
1. abstringe
2. allonge
3. ange
4. arrange
5. astringe
6. avenge
7. axunge
8. befringe
9. binge
10. blancmange
11. blunge
12. boomslange
13. challenge
14. change
15. citrange
16. conge
17. constringe
18. counterchallenge
19. counterchange
20. cringe
21. derange
22. dinge
23. disarrange
24. disponge
25. dispunge
26. downrange
27. emplunge
28. enrange
29. estrange
30. exchange
31. expunge
32. falange
33. flange
34. fontange
35. fringe
36. funge
37. gange
38. grange
39. grunge
40. gunge
41. henge
42. hinge
43. impinge
44. implunge
45. infringe
46. inge
47. interchange
48. lagrange
49. lange
50. longe
51. lounge
52. lozenge
53. lunge
54. mange
55. maskinonge
56. melange
57. menge
58. midrange
59. minge
60. misarrange
61. monge
62. munge
63. muscallonge
64. muskellunge
65. m鬡nge
66. nge
67. obstringe
68. omnirange
69. orange
70. outrange
71. perstringe
72. phalange
73. plunge
74. prearrange
75. prolonge
76. range
77. rearrange
78. rechange
79. restringe
80. revenge
81. runge
82. scavenge
83. scrounge
84. senge
85. shortchange
86. singe
87. skringe
88. sponge
89. springe
90. spunge
91. stange
92. stonehenge
93. strange
94. swinge
95. synge
96. syringe
97. tenge
98. tinge
99. tonge
100. twinge
Reply:No, because none exist.
Reply:Sorry but no word fully rhymes with orange some may half-rhyme like hinge but are not completley rhyming
Reply:There is no word that rhymes with orange.
Reply:I don't think it any!
Reply:storage
Reply:doorhinge
Reply:porage
Reply:well for last syllable rhymes, it ryhmes with:
challenge and lozenge!
Reply:orange
Reply:Flange
Reply:nothing rhymes with orange. =]
Reply:can you?......give us an example of an essay, doctorate, school exam, or paper your working on which make this valid?
Or are you trying to use a well worn out quirk of diction to make yourself look superior, knowlageable,or interesting.
well, youve beat us.
Give us the answer?
we cant, you cant, and you knew this before you asked.
It rhymes with Jaffa.
Can u name a word in the english dictionary that rhymes with .. orange ..?
I heard this one before and in actual fact (officially) there is no such word that rhymes with Orange. This word stands on its own.
Got one for you: what is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet?
Reply:DOOR HINGE !
lmao. :]
Reply:No u could not.I am sorry.
Reply:There aren't any.
Reply:Lozenge!
Reply:storage?......
u got me
Reply:This question has been on here a few times with no answer to it.
Reply:Syringe..
Reply:Lol! They asked this on Beauty and The Geek, and one beauty said 'morange'. When they asked her what it meant she said it meant "more oranges... please." It made me crack up!
Reply:camel
Reply:door henge
Reply:hinge
syringe
Reply:orange - If rappers can get away with rhyming the same words so can I.
Reply:door hinge
Reply:There isn't one. See also 'purple', 'silver' and 'chimney'.
Reply:lipgloss
Reply:CORNS
SCORNGE
is that a word? lol
Reply:These come close:
1. abstringe
2. allonge
3. ange
4. arrange
5. astringe
6. avenge
7. axunge
8. befringe
9. binge
10. blancmange
11. blunge
12. boomslange
13. challenge
14. change
15. citrange
16. conge
17. constringe
18. counterchallenge
19. counterchange
20. cringe
21. derange
22. dinge
23. disarrange
24. disponge
25. dispunge
26. downrange
27. emplunge
28. enrange
29. estrange
30. exchange
31. expunge
32. falange
33. flange
34. fontange
35. fringe
36. funge
37. gange
38. grange
39. grunge
40. gunge
41. henge
42. hinge
43. impinge
44. implunge
45. infringe
46. inge
47. interchange
48. lagrange
49. lange
50. longe
51. lounge
52. lozenge
53. lunge
54. mange
55. maskinonge
56. melange
57. menge
58. midrange
59. minge
60. misarrange
61. monge
62. munge
63. muscallonge
64. muskellunge
65. m鬡nge
66. nge
67. obstringe
68. omnirange
69. orange
70. outrange
71. perstringe
72. phalange
73. plunge
74. prearrange
75. prolonge
76. range
77. rearrange
78. rechange
79. restringe
80. revenge
81. runge
82. scavenge
83. scrounge
84. senge
85. shortchange
86. singe
87. skringe
88. sponge
89. springe
90. spunge
91. stange
92. stonehenge
93. strange
94. swinge
95. synge
96. syringe
97. tenge
98. tinge
99. tonge
100. twinge
Reply:No, because none exist.
Reply:Sorry but no word fully rhymes with orange some may half-rhyme like hinge but are not completley rhyming
Reply:There is no word that rhymes with orange.
Reply:I don't think it any!
Reply:storage
Reply:doorhinge
Reply:porage
Reply:well for last syllable rhymes, it ryhmes with:
challenge and lozenge!
Reply:orange
Reply:Flange
Reply:nothing rhymes with orange. =]
Reply:can you?......give us an example of an essay, doctorate, school exam, or paper your working on which make this valid?
Or are you trying to use a well worn out quirk of diction to make yourself look superior, knowlageable,or interesting.
well, youve beat us.
Give us the answer?
we cant, you cant, and you knew this before you asked.
Can I find an online dictionary with pronunciations of words. If yes pl. name a few?
My number one favorite is Dictionary.com. It is the best.
Here.
http://dictionary.reference.com/
Cheers!
Can I find an online dictionary with pronunciations of words. If yes pl. name a few?
The Longman IPA Dictionary.
http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa...
Reply:Use this dictionary and push the play button for the pronunciation.
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/d...
Reply:You can download a free version of WordWeb. It has a bunch of neat features, and you don't have to be connected to the internet--you'll get an icon on your taskbar that you can click on without leaving the page you're currently viewing.
http://wordweb.info/
Reply:http://dictionary.reference.com/
Reply:Try m-w.com. It even pronounces dirty words. Pretty funny if you can set it up for it to say words in a sentence.
Reply:yes.
www.m-w.com
Reply:merriam-webster.com gives you a vocal pronunciation of each word. I've linked to an example below.
Here.
http://dictionary.reference.com/
Cheers!
Can I find an online dictionary with pronunciations of words. If yes pl. name a few?
The Longman IPA Dictionary.
http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa...
Reply:Use this dictionary and push the play button for the pronunciation.
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/d...
Reply:You can download a free version of WordWeb. It has a bunch of neat features, and you don't have to be connected to the internet--you'll get an icon on your taskbar that you can click on without leaving the page you're currently viewing.
http://wordweb.info/
Reply:http://dictionary.reference.com/
Reply:Try m-w.com. It even pronounces dirty words. Pretty funny if you can set it up for it to say words in a sentence.
Reply:yes.
www.m-w.com
Reply:merriam-webster.com gives you a vocal pronunciation of each word. I've linked to an example below.
Can you name the ONLY 4 words in the English dictionary that end in......??
'-dous' ???
10 points to the first correct answer!
Can you name the ONLY 4 words in the English dictionary that end in......??
Tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. Also, the rare zoological word annelidous.
Reply:Most are biological terms of classification but feel free to select from the following list.
Amphipodous, Anarthropodous, Annelidous, apodous arthropodous, Blendous, brachiopodous, branchiopadous, branchiopodous, Centifidous, Curculionidous Dangerous, Hazardous, decapodous, diplopodous, Discordous, Frondous,
Gasteropodous, Gastropodous, Haemapodous, Heteropodous, Hexapodous, horrendous, Hybridous, Infandous, Infecundous, Iodous, Isopodous,Jeopardous, Laemodipodous, Lemuridous,
Ligniperdous, Macropodous, Mesomyodous, molybdous,
Multinodous, myriapodous, Neuropodous, Niggardous, nodous octopodous, palladous, pelecypodous Peristeropodous Phyllopodous Polymyodous, polypodous Pteropodous, Pygopodous, Rhizopodous,
schizopodous, Scoubidous, Solipedous, Splendidous, Steganopodous
Stomatopodous, stupendous, Surquedous, Tardigradous
Timidous, Trachelipodous, tremendous, Turgidous
unhazardous, Vanadous
Reply:tremendous,horrendous, stupendous %26amp; hazardous
Reply:Tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. Also, the rare zoological word annelidous.
Reply:Tremendous; horrendous; stupendous and hazordous. though there are more.
Reply:Hazardous
Pickles
Giraffes
Hazardous
Reply:Can name more than that.
vanadous, molybdous, mucidous, multifidous, nefandous, frondous, decapodous, lagopodous, tylopodous, steganopodous, heteropodous, gasteropodous, isopodous, and ligniperdous.
Reply:apodous, hazardous, horrendous, iodous, jeopardous, macropodous, molybdous, stupendous, tremendous, podous.....
Reply:Well there's tremendous, jeopardous, stupendous and molybdous.
Show me the points!
Reply:Tremendous, Horrendous, Stupendous, and Hazardous and jeopardous
Reply:Tremendous, Horrendous, Stupendous, and Hazardous.
Reply:Stupendous
Tremendous....AAACK! I've drawn a blank!
Reply:tremendous...
Reply:spontenous, delicious, tremendous, hazardous
10 points to the first correct answer!
Can you name the ONLY 4 words in the English dictionary that end in......??
Tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. Also, the rare zoological word annelidous.
Reply:Most are biological terms of classification but feel free to select from the following list.
Amphipodous, Anarthropodous, Annelidous, apodous arthropodous, Blendous, brachiopodous, branchiopadous, branchiopodous, Centifidous, Curculionidous Dangerous, Hazardous, decapodous, diplopodous, Discordous, Frondous,
Gasteropodous, Gastropodous, Haemapodous, Heteropodous, Hexapodous, horrendous, Hybridous, Infandous, Infecundous, Iodous, Isopodous,Jeopardous, Laemodipodous, Lemuridous,
Ligniperdous, Macropodous, Mesomyodous, molybdous,
Multinodous, myriapodous, Neuropodous, Niggardous, nodous octopodous, palladous, pelecypodous Peristeropodous Phyllopodous Polymyodous, polypodous Pteropodous, Pygopodous, Rhizopodous,
schizopodous, Scoubidous, Solipedous, Splendidous, Steganopodous
Stomatopodous, stupendous, Surquedous, Tardigradous
Timidous, Trachelipodous, tremendous, Turgidous
unhazardous, Vanadous
Reply:tremendous,horrendous, stupendous %26amp; hazardous
Reply:Tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. Also, the rare zoological word annelidous.
Reply:Tremendous; horrendous; stupendous and hazordous. though there are more.
Reply:Hazardous
Pickles
Giraffes
Hazardous
Reply:Can name more than that.
vanadous, molybdous, mucidous, multifidous, nefandous, frondous, decapodous, lagopodous, tylopodous, steganopodous, heteropodous, gasteropodous, isopodous, and ligniperdous.
Reply:apodous, hazardous, horrendous, iodous, jeopardous, macropodous, molybdous, stupendous, tremendous, podous.....
Reply:Well there's tremendous, jeopardous, stupendous and molybdous.
Show me the points!
Reply:Tremendous, Horrendous, Stupendous, and Hazardous and jeopardous
Reply:Tremendous, Horrendous, Stupendous, and Hazardous.
Reply:Stupendous
Tremendous....AAACK! I've drawn a blank!
Reply:tremendous...
Reply:spontenous, delicious, tremendous, hazardous
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