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Latest post Tue, Nov 14 2006 12:40 PM by Zerox. 1 replies.
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Teleostomi  +  292897 Tue, 14 Nov 06 11:51 AM

Why does "sundae" have "-ae" in its spelling? Where does the word come from?
Teleostomi
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Zerox, 3 yr 10 days ago
Online dictionaries say it might be an alteration of Sunday.
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