Re: abberant= aberrant

[Charles Boisvert and Catherine Clinton]

>My dictionary didn't have the word "abberant" in it (or anything resembling
>it). Please remember that not all on the list are native English speakers.

According to my Collins English dict.:
Aberrant, adj. Deviating from what is normal,  expected,  or usual.

The word is of latin origin - it is definitely known in French and Spanish,
 and probably other languages of that family as well.  But the point about
non-native speakers is a good one.  Thank you.

Charles