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Is Misconfigured a real word?
Sorry but I'm trying to describe a 'network that is not configured correctly' and used the word 'Misconfigured'.
MS Word doesn't like it and doesn't offer an alternate suggestion.
I looked it up at dictionary.com and there are no results!?!?!
Is it a word or am I smoking crack?
MS Word doesn't like it and doesn't offer an alternate suggestion.
I looked it up at dictionary.com and there are no results!?!?!
Is it a word or am I smoking crack?
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yay sunnycoder, we checked dictionary.com and it didn't show. I have an oxford dictionary 2004 and I could swear it wasnt in there, but I'll look again.
- gurutc
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Here is link to official oxford press release ... misconfigure has been added to the dictionary
www.askoxford.com/pressroom/archive/odenewwords
misconfigure
• verb [with obj.] [often as adj.] (misconfigured) Computing configure (a system or part of it)
incorrectly: misconfigured Windows systems
I wish we had placed bets on this one ... that way you would have lost on both sides of the argument ... ;-)
www.askoxford.com/pressroom/archive/odenewwords
misconfigure
• verb [with obj.] [often as adj.] (misconfigured) Computing configure (a system or part of it)
incorrectly: misconfigured Windows systems
I wish we had placed bets on this one ... that way you would have lost on both sides of the argument ... ;-)
Evidently, they're adding a lot of slang ...
bitch-slap
• verb [with obj.] US informal deliver a stinging blow to (someone), typically in order to
humiliate them: I would have bitch-slapped him for talking that way.
- ORIGIN 1990s: originally black English, referring to a woman hitting or haranguing her male
partner.
blade
• verb [no obj.] US informal skate using Rollerblades.
- DERIVATIVES blader noun.
blamestorming
• noun [mass noun] group discussion regarding the assigning of responsibility for a failure or
mistake.
- ORIGIN 1990s: on the pattern of brainstorming.
blog
• noun a weblog.
• verb (blogs, blogging, blogged) [no obj.] [usu. as noun] (blogging) add new material to or
regularly update a weblog.
- DERIVATIVES blogger noun.
blonde moment
• noun humorous an instance of being silly or scatterbrained.
- ORIGIN 1990s: from the stereotypical perception of blonde-haired women as unintelligent.
bitch-slap
• verb [with obj.] US informal deliver a stinging blow to (someone), typically in order to
humiliate them: I would have bitch-slapped him for talking that way.
- ORIGIN 1990s: originally black English, referring to a woman hitting or haranguing her male
partner.
blade
• verb [no obj.] US informal skate using Rollerblades.
- DERIVATIVES blader noun.
blamestorming
• noun [mass noun] group discussion regarding the assigning of responsibility for a failure or
mistake.
- ORIGIN 1990s: on the pattern of brainstorming.
blog
• noun a weblog.
• verb (blogs, blogging, blogged) [no obj.] [usu. as noun] (blogging) add new material to or
regularly update a weblog.
- DERIVATIVES blogger noun.
blonde moment
• noun humorous an instance of being silly or scatterbrained.
- ORIGIN 1990s: from the stereotypical perception of blonde-haired women as unintelligent.
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http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=Misconfigured&go=Go
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/misconfigure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abend
I found the second 2, with Wikitionaty you can add Misconfigured if you like.
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/misconfigure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abend
I found the second 2, with Wikitionaty you can add Misconfigured if you like.
I murdered that spelling its Wiktionary
Can't trust words on wiki's. I wouldn't say they're "official" until they make it into Oxford's English Dictionary.
Yes you can, some other computer person that was mad at oxford added those and they have the correct definitions.
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Steve, I guess you're talking about Scrabble?
Yes. Lost my head.
RTFM err dictionary before playing
Read the dictionary? Okey dokey. I'll get right on it, TS.
You better hurry, dokey isnt a word!
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/dokey
or is it?
anyways I think we are off track and the original poster hasent posted in a day so when he comes back hes going to wonder what happened to his question.
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/dokey
or is it?
anyways I think we are off track and the original poster hasent posted in a day so when he comes back hes going to wonder what happened to his question.
Are you refering to the writer, Cameron Dokey?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Dokey
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Dokey
Is hijacked a real word? ;)
I think the question has abended.
- gurutc
- gurutc
No, of course not . . . I referring to 'dokey' as in "Okey, dokey artichokey!!"
I thought it was "Okey, dokey, smokey?"
That's the Matrix1000 version. Wink, wink. I don't do emoticons. Is 'emoticon' a word? God help us all.
I second that emoticon.
Is ;) a word?
Is ;) a word?
>>Is 'emoticon' a word? God help us all.
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/emoticon
yes, God help us all
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/emoticon
yes, God help us all
Well I'm still fuming over 'abend' since it's not in Oxford or Merriam Webster so here's a pointer to a new question:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21981674/Is-'ABEND'-a-Scrabble-legal-word-and-provide-proof.html
- gurutc
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21981674/Is-'ABEND'-a-Scrabble-legal-word-and-provide-proof.html
- gurutc
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Haha, thanks for the support.
I'll risk it and use it and if I lose the RFP I'll blame it on that.
I'll risk it and use it and if I lose the RFP I'll blame it on that.
you're welcome !
How did this get opened up again after 1 yearr?
Your spell check application is misconfigured.
Glory to GOD!
Glory to GOD!
I can't believe that in a post about words nobody pointed out my use of "Dictionarys"
SteveJ, you would fit in just fine heer.
I'm still finding no non-wiki abends. So maybe they don't exist any more!
I'm still finding no non-wiki abends. So maybe they don't exist any more!
lol
it is word 2007 and the word is still not there.
maybe MS will add it in 2070
it is word 2007 and the word is still not there.
maybe MS will add it in 2070
hahahahahahahaha
2010 and I just googled this very question.
2010 and I just googled this very question.
It is word ... languages evolve ... check oxford dictionary edition 2003 or newer