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“It can be an adjective (eg., a fatty cut of meat), which means that it’s in OSPD, as well as the inflected forms FATTIER and FATTIEST.”
“So, FATTY and FATTIEST are still in OSPD, but remove that last T, and there’s ano-no.”
“The result is that there’s now the OSPD, which is what you can find in bookstores, and the Tournament Word List, which still had the “naughty” words.”
“However, FATTY is also a noun for a fat person (FATSO was also removed from the OSPD), and has the plural FATTIES.”
“However, FATTY is also a noun for a fat person FATSO was also removed from the OSPD, and has the plural FATTIES.”
“For reasons that I cannot fathom, “ai” is in both OSPD and OSW, while “zo” is only in OSW; do the compilers of the OSPD really think that the average USAn is more likely to come across an ai than a zo while walking in the park?”
“I silently thanked Miriam-Webster for adding QI, KI and ZA to the OSPD 4th edition.”
“OSPD (as it's called) is a real dictionary, providing parts of speech and definitions, while TCWGD gives neither.”
“A few years ago, the final of the National Championship was being recorded for TV, and one of the players tried to play LEZ, a term for a lesbian which was removed from the OSPD but is obviously still in the TWL (as was LESBO); the generic LESBIAN is still in the OSPD).”
“A few years ago, the final of the National Championship was being recorded for TV, and one of the players tried to play LEZ, a term for a lesbian which was removed from the OSPD but is obviously still in the TWL as was LESBO); the generic LESBIAN is still in the OSPD).”
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