I know the rules in Chicago Manual, etc. for using hyphens with prefixes (generally it's not done, except for certain circumstances). However, there is a context I have not seen addressed

Here is http://claweb.cla.unipd.it/home/mcanapero/wrdfrm.html " target="_blank" title=" http://claweb.cla.unipd.it/home/mcanapero/wrdfrm.html "> another one . If you want to know the number of the words using each suffix/prefix, you can count it

"I planed him" means "I hit him with a plane" You can also 'car' somebody. You can also 'glass' somebody. "Dude! I totally glassed him!" And you can bus someone somewhere, so I suppose you can car someone somewhere. So in "I carred them

hi i need help right away with word that start with re, un, dis, mis, in, im, ir, il, non, pre, post, inter, bi, and ex! i've looked and looked but still cant find them i need like 5 4 each one as a a example! - sami

Please use your dictionary!

mis:MISunderstood, MIsbehave, MIStake and thats all i got!

Just add -ing. For example, fly + ing = flying Fly - y + ing = fling.

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I am sorry, i mean suffixes.

what suffix means? wonderful