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 Originally Posted By: njnative
I believe I just read the the word "row" has more definitions than any other word in the English language. And several pronunciations, I might add.

Will we have a row about that I wonder? Is there a row of other posters lining up to point out other contenders?

Actually it doesn't have many definitions in the Concise Oxford which is the first one I pulled off the shelf in front of me.

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which english word has the most definitions?

-joe (more google fun) friday

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