Today's English question - "handible"
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The google results should answer the question for you. It's a nonsense word and we'd give you funny looks for using it.
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Dan Neely wrote:
we'd give you funny looks for using it.
Everyone already does that - what have I got to lose? ;)
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The google results should answer the question for you. It's a nonsense word and we'd give you funny looks for using it.
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Dan Neely wrote:
It's a nonsense word
Somewhat credible [1] references from Google - both IEEE and patent submissions - use "handible" sort of meaning "manageable". :confused: [1] Depending on the outcome you want...
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Why? Is it frangible?
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That sounds tangible.
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Dan Neely wrote:
we'd give you funny looks for using it.
Everyone already does that - what have I got to lose? ;)
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
Whatever shreds of dignity you have left.
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As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
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Nope, no such word* and neither can I infer meaning from your usage of it. *I asked the OED.
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
No, it is not a real world, and I would assume you were on psychotropic substances if I heard you say that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!"
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
Like everybody else I don't think it's a real word, and if I had to guess I would have figured it meant convenient. But, the English language isn't static. So if you use it in enough places and make an appeal to the OED, maybe it can become official! On that note, I may have to think of a new and fantastical word then start some kind of group to get it into the dictionary.
My current favourite word is: Smooth!
-SK Genius
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
crazy thing is if you google definition handible this lounge thread is 3rd in the google listing
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That sounds tangible.
That pun is a sin, cos it's so awful.
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
Isn't he a serial killer or something? :confused:
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That pun is a sin, cos it's so awful.
Not my fault; Pete triggered it.
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
Management consultant speak. Utterly devoid of meaning, but sounds good.
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
In my experience anything with fewer than 10,000 hits is not a word. And by that I do not want to imply I know the ones that do hit 10,000+ :)
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Thanks, but nope. The word was indeed "handible" and the not so wide-spread usage of it, as indicated by Google, converges to something like "manageable"...
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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crazy thing is if you google definition handible this lounge thread is 3rd in the google listing
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Isn't he a serial killer or something? :confused:
Talking about Handible Lecter, are you? :suss:
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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crazy thing is if you google definition handible this lounge thread is 3rd in the google listing
3rd!? I could never be satisfied until it's 1st... oh... wait... ;)
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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So, Google gives a whopping 722 hits for "handible", Googling for "define: handible" shoots beside the target and reference.com has never heard of it in any form. You English speakers out there - is "handible" a real word? If not, would you understand me anyway if I said that "Oh, you know, this is really handible!" ?
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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Like everybody else I don't think it's a real word, and if I had to guess I would have figured it meant convenient. But, the English language isn't static. So if you use it in enough places and make an appeal to the OED, maybe it can become official! On that note, I may have to think of a new and fantastical word then start some kind of group to get it into the dictionary.
My current favourite word is: Smooth!
-SK Genius