GUESS MY WORD

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	Doll  #428105  Sun, 07 Oct 07 02:37 AM Thanks for the info. Expresing time. Hmm, I just have before in my mind.    Doll Joined on Sat, Mar 10 2007 Turkey Senior Member (2,579) I am a netizen!

	Mister Micawber  #428110  Sun, 07 Oct 07 03:00 AM So you did, GG-- and would you like to ask another?  Neither sooner nor before hit the mark.    Mister Micawber Joined on Wed, Aug 4 2004 Yokohama Veteran Member (22,710) 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.'

	Grammar Geek  #428134  Sun, 07 Oct 07 07:31 AM I'm always stumped when it gets to this point. Would you say it's a pretty common word?    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (16,101) Barbara, who answers in American English.

	Yankee  #428135  Sun, 07 Oct 07 07:33 AM Good morning, MM.   Is your word used exclusively as an adverb?    Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Senior Member (4,320) Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain
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	Mister Micawber  #428138  Sun, 07 Oct 07 07:51 AM It is an extremely common word, and according to the on-line dictionaries, is only an adverb.  Not, I reiterate, a word you would think of when thinking adverbially, however. It has four different letters Huh?  Who said that?  That clue makes it too easy!    Mister Micawber
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	Intelligent Freak  #428184  Sun, 07 Oct 07 12:41 PM Monday? Friday? Sunday? Any of my guesses correct?    Intelligent Freak Joined on Sat, Jun 23 2007 I am a Filipino in UAE Contributing Member (1,407) I am the official Psychologist of Prez1dent and Floxflow. CRAZY PEOPLE!!! ;-P "They do not truly love who do not show their love." --- Shakespeare

	Mister Micawber  #428198  Sun, 07 Oct 07 01:10 PM No.  Yours all have six different letters, but the Word has only 4 different letters. And no majuscule.    Mister Micawber

	Yankee  #428233  Sun, 07 Oct 07 03:23 PM Is it often used as an introductory word in a sentence?    Yankee

	Yankee  #428246  Sun, 07 Oct 07 04:15 PM Just to recap, this is what we know: - six-letter adverb - the word does not contain the letter T - the word does not end in -ly - temporal adverb - six-letter word consisting of only 4 different letters Is that correct, MM? I'd thought of the word 'anyway', but I don't consider that to be temporal.     Yankee
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