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http://www.sciencenews.org/20000401/mathtrek.aspI take it the date of this issue of Science News is significant?!?
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Hey, this thread has three doctors posting in it. Alex, where are you? Thanks for the links, doc_comfort; I bookmarked the first one. Cute hook, on that last one. I liked the quote from the "famed numerologist," April F. Day. Wofa, I'm surprised you didn't think of 'superstud'...
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just to veer a bit from the rstud path, but fearing this should really be posted in Loanwords from German, I offer bierstube.
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The other one I thought of was gymnopedie (as in Eric Satie), which I had thought was French, but apparently it's AEnglish too. And according to doc_c's links above, these are the only two four-letter sequences in English words, and there aren't any words with longer ones.
Seems hard to believe, somehow.
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