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1955 Spelling Test -- How Would You Do?

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by YankeeFan, Jun 4, 2009.

  1. spnited

    spnited Active Member

    1. ass-uh-9 (asinine)
    2. brag-uh-doe—C-O (braggadocio)
    3. rare-uff-I (rarefy)
    4. lick-wuff-i (liquefy)
    5. puh-vill-yun (Pavilion)
    6. ver-mill-yun (vermilion)
    7. im-pah-stir (impostor)
    8. mock-uh-sun (moccasin)
    9. uh-komuh-date (accommodate)
    10. kon-sen-sus Consensus)
    11. roe-ko-ko (rococo)
    12. tittle-8 (tittilate)
    13. sack-ruh-lijus (sacrilegious)
    14. may-uh-naze (Mayonaisse)
    15. im-pray-sorry-O (impresario)
    16. in-ock-U-late (innoculate)
    17. sooper-seed (Supercede)
    18. obly-gahto (obligato)
    19. dessuh-Kate (dessicate)
    20. re-sussuh-tate (resuscitate)



    Without looking at the previous answers
     
  2. Dyno

    Dyno Well-Known Member

    Me, too. ;D

    Whoever named my office building would get at least one wrong. Yes, my office building's name has a spelling mistake.
     
  3. Claws for Concern

    Claws for Concern Active Member

    I see a lot of people, who I thought were better spellers, spell definitely as definately.
     
  4. I Digress

    I Digress Guest

    I missed seven. But I know how to spell supercede
     
  5. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    "Asinine" and "titillate" no doubt were giggle words in the 50s much like "pusillanimous" is today.
     
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