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01-14-2008, 07:53 PM
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Just added!
Tones:
adoring
brisk
concerned
contemptuous
crisp
desperate
disgusted
drunken
dull
embarrassed
evasive
frosty
heavy
hollow
idle
imperious
indignant
insincere
laborious
miserable
pleading
sudden
surprised
tense
thick
unhappy
Verbs:
accuse
assure
explain
marvel
offer
retort
That's 26 new tones and 6 new verbs, bringing the totals to 258 tones and 54 verbs. A couple interesting tidbits on this batch:
This is surprisingly not the first time we have something that is only one character off from an existing item (exclaim / explain). One pair, for instance, is wishful/wistful.
We now have 11 dis- tones, but only one of the words that is made by removing the dis- from them (though the majority of them don't make a valid tone).
We added two new tones with -ious endings, and they're both unusual in that they pronounce it "ee-us" instead of "shuss" (as in flirtatious or suspicious). They're not the first, though; mysterious, oblivious, and obsequious precede them.
- Ildran
Just added!
Tones:
adoring
brisk
concerned
contemptuous
crisp
desperate
disgusted
drunken
dull
embarrassed
evasive
frosty
heavy
hollow
idle
imperious
indignant
insincere
laborious
miserable
pleading
sudden
surprised
tense
thick
unhappy
Verbs:
accuse
assure
explain
marvel
offer
retort
That's 26 new tones and 6 new verbs, bringing the totals to 258 tones and 54 verbs. A couple interesting tidbits on this batch:
This is surprisingly not the first time we have something that is only one character off from an existing item (exclaim / explain). One pair, for instance, is wishful/wistful.
We now have 11 dis- tones, but only one of the words that is made by removing the dis- from them (though the majority of them don't make a valid tone).
We added two new tones with -ious endings, and they're both unusual in that they pronounce it "ee-us" instead of "shuss" (as in flirtatious or suspicious). They're not the first, though; mysterious, oblivious, and obsequious precede them.
- Ildran