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    Post by Fatma Shada Wed Aug 27, 2008 8:45 pm

    Hi ! Goodday everybody ..

    To let us not wasting our valuable times in seeking the meanings of some weird words in the dictionary books .. here in OCC is the most appropriate way to avoid it all .. It's so easy and smooth especially for those who spend most of their times in front of computer ..


    lets share your new wierd words...
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    Post by Fatma Shada Wed Aug 27, 2008 8:55 pm

    English is a wonderful language with some of the strangest pronunciation rules and words that come from many other languages. This is a list of 20 weird English words.

    1. Erinaceous
    Like a hedgehog

    2. Lamprophony
    Loudness and clarity of voice

    3. Depone
    To testify under oath

    4. Finnimbrun
    A trinket or knick-knack

    5. floccinaucinihilipilification
    Estimation that something is valueless. Proper pronunciation based on Latin roots: flockə-nowsə-nəkələ-pələ-fək-ation.

    6. Inaniloquent
    Pertaining to idle talk

    7. Limerance
    An attempt at a scientific study into the nature of romantic love.

    8. Mesonoxian
    Pertaining to midnight

    9. Mungo
    A dumpster diver - one who extracts valuable things from trash

    10. Nihilarian
    A person who deals with things lacking importance (pronounce the ‘h’ like a ‘k’).
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    Post by mr Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:05 pm

    5. floccinaucinihilipilification
    Estimation that something is valueless. Proper pronunciation based on Latin roots: flockə-nowsə-nəkələ-pələ-fək-ation

    its difficult to pronoun
    anyway good effort fatma
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    Post by Imran Panchos Sun Sep 14, 2008 5:24 pm

    owh.....now i realise.....so many stuff i don't know..... clown
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    Post by Fatma Shada Mon Sep 15, 2008 2:00 am

    abecedarian :
    - a person who is learning the letters of the alphabet.
    - a beginner in any field of learning.


    Egosurfing :
    Egosurfing is looking to see how many places on the Web your name appears. Another definition reads “conducting a search of the Internet for references to one’s name or works in order to gratify one’s ego”.

    I’ve read that many CEOs and other high positioned officers do this to check how popular they are.
    Gee.. and I thought I was the only one who do this kind of stuff. I didn’t even know there’s a word for it.


    WWILF : Not a word, just an acronym for “what was i looking for”. Apparently studies have shown that majority of internet users have this wwilf moment whenever they’re online. You know, you were supposed to research for something online but decided to check your email first. Saw your friend forwarded a funny video on youtube. Watched it and continued to watch other videos under the “related” tab.
    20 minutes later you’d be wondering why you are watching a video of the Simpsons. That’s a wwilf moment (pronounced “wilf”?).

    So when your lecturer asks you why the report is delayed, just say “oh - I had a wwilf problem with the PC”. If you sound confident enough, he will back off thinking it’s some sort of a hardware problem that he don’t to get involved in.
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    Post by nia_ixora Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:44 am

    yaaa.. we learn this in our class.. aiyark.. English have a lot of beautiful yet soo damn weird pronunciation of words.. we feel damn tired sometime but yet we do learn new things..

    English is our life!~ (in Unisel laa.. hehe..)

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