I love this website. I suggested it to my students
to practice their vocabularies. They've loved it,
too.
Tracy
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Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 10:04:48 -0500
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>On 12 Feb 2008 at 0:42, Shearon, Tim wrote:
>(re http://www.freerice.com )
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>> Stephen- Thanks. But their definitions are
sometimes not actually
>> correct (though it was the best choice). For
example, the word
>> dreadnought does not *mean* battleship. It
means fear nothing. :)
>
>Beg to differ. "Dreadnought" means "battleship".
"Dread nought" means
>"fear nothing". That little empty space is
critical.
>
>Stephen
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