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Definition?
-dave
aim sn - 'a bored youth'
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aim sn - 'a bored youth'
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the correct spelling is abecedarian - one learning the rudiments of something 
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Oh I could've very easily spelled the word wrong, I've only heard, not read, it. I just thought it was Abcde because I was under the impression it was something to do with letters, words, or language.
-dave
aim sn - 'a bored youth'
-dave
aim sn - 'a bored youth'
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...the rudiments of english.
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There's a Spanish word - abecedario - that means alphabet. I always preferred that one to alfabeto for some reason... takes you farther in that just Alpha/Beta...
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And an xyzerian is a senile citizen like me at 83 still trying to learn to write.
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Simple as
D'oh
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consuelo
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"A B, C D horses?"
"I N C NE horses!"
I forget how it goes on.
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As a kid, I was taught this ABC:
A for 'orses
B for mutton
C for yourself
D for ential
E for brick
F for vescence
G for police
H for [mm can't remember this one]
I for Novello [which just goes to date this chestnmut]
J for oranges
K for ancis [even I haven't got the faintest idea who on earth Kay Francis is, or more probably, was]
L for leather [which is silly really, as L is for leather]
M for sis
N for ence
O for the garden wall
P for relief [considered rather racy at the time]
Q for a ticket
R for mo
S for... [can't recall: someone named Esther presumably]
T for two [cf F]
U for films [UFA, apparently a defunct studio, if it's all too anachronistically obscure]
V for la difference
W for a shilling
X for breakfast
Y for goodness sake
Z for breezes [obviously not the Western Atlantic sort]
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