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Wed, 08 Dec 04 06:58 AM
The smartest man in the world answered this question for me 40 years ago but I would think longer words have been introduced since then.The word is "antidisestablishmentarianism".
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Mister Micawber
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Wed, 08 Dec 04 08:47 AM
I'm moving this to the Puzzles Etc Forum, where I think you will find another thread on this topic.
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Guest,
4 yr 347 days ago
you know what is the longest word in English?
No!?
That´s a piece of cake.
it´s "SMILES".
you know why?
Because between the two "S´s" there is "ONE MILE".
Good isn´t it?
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