That English makes no sense!
Reserved for dispelling the poll again.
Edit: and misspelling "misspelling."
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did you know, that there are zero words with a t followed by a h
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I don't think so. Income is salary; how much money you make Outcome is a consequence; a result.
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Oh, right. But if you think how your income enter your life [Or bank account] and when you pay for something, the outcome is that your money is gone, they are related.
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Qi is also a non-english word, and almost always spelled Ki in English.
Sooo... uhm.
But cool anyway, keep it up :D
Which q word isn't accepted by The Word List? =O
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http://m.mentalfloss.com/article.php?id=29958
I just used this. I've seen it spelled Ch'i, but have seen qi used a few times, although it's really only evey used for scrabble.
Mbaqanga – a style of South African music isn't in the TWL.
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As I recall, ch'i, qi, and ki are all just dialectal/regional variants [ki being Japanese].
Usually in the states you see it spelled as 'chi' or 'ki', as far as I'm aware.
Qi, I believe is the most favored 'official' spelling, but the least commonly used one in the states.
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If you are delighted then all your lights are taken away and you feel happy. That must mean being lighted is a terrible feeling.
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qi. Did you know that there are q words that that aren't followed by an u? That was one of them.
6 other words start with q but do not have an u.
four other words include a q not followed by an u.
Eleven total words contain a q not followed by an u.
Well, only ten that are in The Word List (the official list of acceptable Scrabble words in North America.)
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