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Anonymous  +  191623 Thu, 02 Feb 06 01:11 AM

Hello!

I have to underline the main accent in some words.... and my dictionary doesn't help me...!!!

1-widower

2-named

3-outside

4-anyway

5-wrapped

6-foil

7-freezer

Thanks a lot!!!
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CalifJim  +  191672 Thu, 02 Feb 06 05:00 AM
Use an on-line dictionary like m-w.com.

m-w.com has this for the first one.

Pronunciation:'wi-d&-w&r


Notice the mark ' in front of the "wi"?  That's to say that the main accent is on "wi".
So you would underline like this:  widower.

CJ
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