- softcover (though paperback is fine--are they really one and the same?)
- the name Gord (I have a neighbour called that, maybe it's more of a Canadian thing)
Yours?
Outlook Mail always thinks repurpose isn't a word. Drives me crazy, because I use that one a lot at work.
I was typing up an invoice once, using the word billable, as in "billable hours," and the repacement it suggested was bilabial. Cracked me up.
Transgressive.
Not a word.
do you ever go by Gord? MS Word won't acknolwedge you.
I do not; never heard of it, even… I also don't respond to Gordo. Flash is fine, however, as is Sensei, G, or any of its derivatatives, such as G-Money, G-String, G-Spot, G-Funk, G-Dawg (ugh, but oh well), ad infinitum. Thanks for asking.
Some plural gerunds.
I think it's a gerund if I use "wondering" to mean a particular thought: eg, my wondering(s) quickly devolved into pure doubt(s). I guess there's no reason I would have to pluralize it.
[Also, spell-check doesn't like "pluralize," or "spellcheck," or "e.g." without dots.]
