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Q45. I declare!      Group: alt.usage.english

Alec Kojaev AlecKoj...@excite.com alt usage english On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 08: 28:03 GMT, Jitze Couperus wrote: There is a root of English words that, possibly with affixes, can have any of the following meanings. What root? acquire area hooking up insanity insoluble sign stretching pull volume -tract-trac-trah-trai-treat- : ... Sep 9 2005 by Alec Kojaev - 5 messages - 5 authors

Q45. I declare!      Group: alt.usage.english

Jitze Couperus couperus-eschew-t...@znet.com alt usage english There is a root of English words that, possibly with affixes, can have any of the following meanings. What root? acquire area hooking up insanity insoluble sign stretching pull volume Jitze, KBM and Bar Chief Dweil Flonker Totally Official Rules Committee. Sep 8 2005 by Jitze Couperus - 5 messages - 5 authors

Q45. I declare!      Group: alt.usage.english

Michael Hamm msh...@math.wustl.edu alt usage english On Thu, 8 Sep 2005, Alec Kojaev wrote, in part: There is a root of English words that, possibly with affixes, can have any of the following meanings. What root? acquire area hooking up insanity insoluble sign stretching pull volume -tract-trac-trah-trai-treat-: acquire ... Sep 8 2005 by Michael Hamm - 5 messages - 5 authors

Q45. I declare!      Group: alt.usage.english

Jerry Friedman je...@totally-official.com alt usage english Michael Hamm wrote: On Thu, 8 Sep 2005, Alec Kojaev wrote, in part: There is a root of English words that, possibly with affixes, can have any of the following meanings. What root? acquire area hooking up insanity insoluble sign stretching pull volume ... Sep 9 2005 by Jerry Friedman - 5 messages - 5 authors

Q45. I declare!      Group: alt.usage.english

Mark Brader m...@vex.net alt usage english Michael Hamm writes: The Totally Official answer is "tract", as follows: acquire contract (malaria) area tract (of land).. . You mean: area (HUUUUUUGE...) tract(s of land) ! -- Mark Brader "I can say nothing at this point." Toronto "Well, you were wrong." m...@vex.net -- Monty Python's ... Sep 9 2005 by Mark Brader - 5 messages - 5 authors