WHAT IS THE BIGGEST WORD(most used)IN THE DICTIONARY.

@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

EVERYBODY GAVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT THE ANSWER IS-----IF---------. THATS THE ANSWER. if, is the biggest word (most used) in the dictionary.

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blondie_173

@blondie_173 (140)

• New Zealand

3 Nov 06

yes its 40 now but is the word dictionary

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gobeyu

@gobeyu (25)

• Israel

3 Nov 06

i say its the word "WHAT", but thats a wild guess

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chihouse

@chihouse (213)

• United States

3 Oct 06

doesn't hurt to guess ..... the word "A" ?

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chihouse

@chihouse (213)

• United States

4 Oct 06

no I didn't think that would work because it's a trick question. I'm very abstract and not good with taking time and solving analytical problems ( brain teasers) but I will keep thinking about it.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

23 Oct 06

give up already?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer has been posted on comment # 40.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

ok so if it is a trick question then my guess is "PAGE"

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

NOPE, I'm putting the answer on comment # 40. But give me a few minutes to thank every body. everybody got a + for playing the game.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

"the" is the most common used word in the dictionary, yeh?

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

then it's rigged cause anyone can 'justify' their responses with the trick.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

could be semantics are an issue here though: is it the word most commonly used that can be found in the dictionary, or the most common word physically used in the dictionary?

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@luvmedamost (141)

• United States

2 Nov 06

yeah but it says that it is a TRICK QUESTION.

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oresal

@oresal (1350)

• El Salvador

2 Nov 06

coaguluspositivestaphillococusarius or something like that supercalifragilisticespialidotious

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

nope, thanks for playing, keep trying.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

lmfao-- i vote for that one

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forfein

@forfein (2507)

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2 Nov 06

Is that little word that everyone uses nearly everyday of their lives??? S E X By any chance?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

nope, thanks for playing, keep trying.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer has been posted on comment # 40.

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tomservo

@tomservo (164)

• United States

2 Nov 06

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis would be the longest as a 45 character word. It was intended for a lung disease, but later researchers found out the word was to be a hoax.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

2 Nov 06

NOT, keep trying. Thanks for playing, PLEASE read the question closely, (biggest word is a metaphor) that's why I put most used in the title.

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tomservo

@tomservo (164)

• United States

2 Nov 06

so bad english? if you are asking the most used word... time is the most used noun...and "the" is the most used common word in English.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

oops-- i posted 'the' already *looks down* before yas. :P

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

3 Nov 06

This question is ridiculous: #1. the most commonly used word IS "the" and you've stated this is an incorrect response. #2. within the word 'dictionary' itself, it would be 'a'** and you have stated this is an incorrect response. #3. If you are referring to being actually physically used within the actual book, there is no correct answer as you have not established which dictionary you are referring to. **though some may cite 'to' as being more used than 'a'.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

don't get mad, go to comment # 40, and just laugh.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

3 Nov 06

not mad-- just stating facts.

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

3 Nov 06

not to mention the longest word has already been posted and rejected, so what other trick is to come out of the hat?

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adams03605

@adams03605 (436)

• United States

3 Nov 06

I have heard this 1 before but I don't remember the answer.

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dictionary

@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

yes you no what I meant by this, but you didn't say anything?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

I posted the answer just one after you. you were # 39.

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zuri25

@zuri25 (2125)

• United States

26 Oct 06

feelings?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

26 Oct 06

nope, but keep tying.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

27 Oct 06

nope, keep trying-thank you for playing.

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zuri25

@zuri25 (2125)

• United States

27 Oct 06

I think I got it.....noun?

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Cat09Tails

@Cat09Tails (74)

• United States

27 Oct 06

The word "word"?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

27 Oct 06

not the answer, no I didn't--I have been busy with other things. I just logged on a few minutes ago and trying to figure out the new mylot, so far I'm not too crazy about it. But I guess it will take some getting used too.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer has been posted on comment # 40.

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Cat09Tails

@Cat09Tails (74)

• United States

27 Oct 06

Did you abandon us? I want to know the answer!

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boomersint

@boomersint (734)

• United States

2 Nov 06

"time", "Person", "Affect"

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dictionary

person

time

@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

NOPE, NOPE, NOPE. the answer will be posted on # 40. thanks for playing, everybody got a + for playing.

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boomersint

@boomersint (734)

• United States

2 Nov 06

'Me', 'You', 'ok'

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@Tatsuya (1149)

• United States

2 Nov 06

"Ha ha ha?" sorry, couldn't resist.

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@Tatsuya (1149)

• United States

3 Nov 06

There have been over 40 guesses, what is the answer?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

I'm putting the answer on comment # 40, look there in a few minutes. I have to thank everyone for playing first. but everybody did get a + for playing. even YOU. LOL

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

every time I post a topic and people come to my post I will give + to almost evrybody, some people are just plane crude. and I do mean hatefully crude, so those people get a - by there name. you have been a good sport, thanks for playing.

@Tatsuya (1149)

• United States

3 Nov 06

Thanks for the plus, I am just curious what the answer is.

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@luvmedamost (141)

• United States

2 Nov 06

FOR LOVE ? MAKE LOVE ? FOR THE LOVE OF? LOVING ? love, affection, devotion, fondness, infatuation?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

NOPE none of these, you were closer with, the. thanks for playing, keep trying.

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@luvmedamost (141)

• United States

2 Nov 06

LOVEMAKING?

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@luvmedamost (141)

• United States

2 Nov 06

is it the male anatomy or the females?

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@shylesson (360)

• United States

2 Nov 06

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer is------IF.

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camaroz28

@camaroz28 (326)

• Italy

2 Nov 06

"noun", "verb", "adjective"?

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

thanks again for playing.

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forfein

@forfein (2507)

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2 Nov 06

It is ............................... ELASTIC Because it stretches and stretches and stretches ........

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wor

@tickedoff (672)

• United States

2 Nov 06

NOPE, but that is a good answer. thank you for playing, keep trying, winner gets best response.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer has been posted on comment # 40.

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@Tatsuya (1149)

• United States

2 Nov 06

Easy! It's "smiles" there is a mile between each 'S'. Good riddle though.

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

2 Nov 06

nope, but I do like your answer. the winner will get best response by there name. everybody gets a plus just for coming here. Thank you for playing, keep trying.

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@Tatsuya (1149)

• United States

2 Nov 06

Okay, I didn't see where someone posted smiles before me. Um... antidisestablishmentarianism.

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@luvmedamost (141)

• United States

2 Nov 06

grrr i want to know!! lol

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@tickedoff (672)

• United States

3 Nov 06

the answer is on comment # 40, thanks for playing.

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gobeyu

@gobeyu (25)

• Israel

3 Nov 06

the longest word in the english dictionary is "Antidisestablishmentarianism", but you asked for the BIGGEST WORD not the longest, the answer i do not know but would probably kick myself when i find out.

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biggest word