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OP So what is the verb form of erudite?
there is none in English, just as there is none for 'rude'.
we'll just have to make do with teach, instruct, train, etc.
or we could, I suppose, verb the noun erudite. <g>
as to twelve v. twenty, I can't speak to MO's choice. perhaps it's a matter of scansion rather than scatter.
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted (now where was that sublime rhyme thread) tsuwm 08/28/01 02:40 PM How to write good Jackie 08/28/01 03:15 PM Re: How to write good tsuwm 08/28/01 06:06 PM Re: to erudite Faldage 08/28/01 06:19 PM Re: to erudite wwh 08/28/01 07:05 PM Re: to erudite tsuwm 08/28/01 10:01 PM Re: How to write good Jackie 08/29/01 12:12 AM
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