Which word in the English language is . . .

Originally posted by mjgood
Everybody in this whole thread has just been looking for a reason to argue. Well, striek that, BDP, FrenchQ and Palynka have been looking for reasons to argue. If you want an arguement, go to the debates forum. If you want to post a riddle, go to this forum.

yes, but we are arguing about riddles, not riddling about arguments. There is a difference.

Originally posted by mjgood
yes, but we are arguing about riddles, not riddling about arguments. There is a difference.

I still believe the answer that I gave some pages ago is correct: ghoti.

Originally posted by mjgood
yes, but we are arguing about riddles, not riddling about arguments. There is a difference.

Yes, we really should.

Originally posted by mjgood
Yes, we really should.

Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
We're back to where we started.

Originally posted by mjgood
Yes, we really should.

Was the original question ever answered? I vote for "dubyah" (no, i didn't) opposed to "double-U." Granted, it's not a "word" per se, but it's mispronounced often and, at times, with malice. 🙂

Originally posted by aapl2time
Was the original question ever answered? I vote for "dubyah" (no, i didn't) opposed to "double-U." Granted, it's not a "word" per se, but it's mispronounced often and, at times, with malice. 🙂

Originally posted by mjgood
Where did we (you) even start?

Originally posted by FrenchQueen
😴

Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
You should see the doctor about that.