By Longest words

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According to Wikipedia, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the longest word to appear in an English dictionary.

Maverick88 wrote:No. The longest is a word from biology that consists of about 1900 letters, though it doesn't appear in dictionaries (think why ) There is another word that was found is one of the Shakespeare's books and consists of 45 letters. I will wonder if it appears in any dictionary as...

The Longest word in the english langege is the the full chemical name for the protien Titin, its full chemical name contains 189,819 letters (look it up on Wikipedia if you don't belive me, don't try a dictionary, it won't be in there) here is the link to where I found it out:...

no it isn't, there is a word that is 186,816 letters long, its a name for protein, and i want to be able to spell it. please try to find it. thanx

uncopyrightables

There are two words that are the longest and a letter is not repeated are Uncopyrightable and dermatoglyphics

That was a random fact in our school's assignment book...

i just said that to someone and their response was, "Diseases are not words, plus it's not in English; it's in Latin." ....I don't know Latin, I know English...are all words influenced by other languages considered to be "not English"...I thought English just cherry-picked what it wanted from...

uncopyrightable and dermatoglyphics