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  • about 7 months ago, reesetee said: Yikes! I should have read these comments before posting my own response on this page. It certainly could use a better home, too.

    At any rate, I second, third, or fourth the welcome (I lost count)--hope you enjoy Wordie!
  • about 7 months ago, bilby said: Hi alsanch1. I think your queries have been covered so I'd just like to say I have some basil seedlings to give away.

    *basil*

    Don't overwater, and remember they like plenty of sun.
  • about 7 months ago, Prolagus said: Your questions are more than welcome as comments on FAQ. Many Q&As are already on Wordie for dummies!.
  • about 7 months ago, chained_bear said: Hi alsanch1. Sionnach explained everything pretty well (below) but as you've noted, if you have questions just pipe up and one of us long-time loudmouths will surely be happy to help.

    It occurred to me you may have been asking about submitting a definition to appear at the top of the page, next to the word, in gray type...? If those are the definitions you are asking about, they come from a database called WordNET (which we like to call WeirdNET for its endless entertainment potential). There's no way for users to submit definitions that will appear as WeirdNet definitions, nor to edit those. (Though you can always post a comment referencing the weirdness and explaining what's wrong or what additional definitions you've found.)
  • about 7 months ago, sionnach said: Spiked: 'Bored to death of the misery memoir, those endless books by adults claiming that their lives have been scarred by childhood abuse and neglect, normally at the hands of their parents? Well, now there’s a new, overgrown kid on the block. Welcome to the misery mum-oir, a book by a successful middle-class mother claiming that her life has been ruined by her abusive and unappreciative child.'

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