Purposally

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Oct 7, 2003

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I am looking for a word that means " to purposely use incorrect English in a sentence". Any1 know the word?

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Tdol

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Oct 7, 2003

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I'm afraid I don't. ;-(

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RonBee

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Oct 7, 2003

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MrSmithDC said:
I am looking for a word that means " to purposely use incorrect English in a sentence". Any1 know the word?

There may be such a word, but I am not sure it exists. Are you sure there is such a word?

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