A Compound word full of words
This compound word is full of words.
You might say it is made up of 2 words and you would be right. But the
first of the 2 words is also a compound word!
You might say it is made up of 3 consecutive words ( I just said that)
You might say it is made up of 4 consecutive words and again you will
be right.
Then you will say that the first and the last of those 4 words when
put together is an english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Any guess?
word no-computers
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This compound word is full of words.
You might say it is made up of 2 words and you would be right. But the
first of the 2 words is also a compound word!
You might say it is made up of 3 consecutive words ( I just said that)
You might say it is made up of 4 consecutive words and again you will
be right.
Then you will say that the first and the last of those 4 words when
put together is an english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Any guess?
word no-computers
asked Nov 29 at 13:21
DEEM
5,2501597
add a comment |
This compound word is full of words.
You might say it is made up of 2 words and you would be right. But the
first of the 2 words is also a compound word!
You might say it is made up of 3 consecutive words ( I just said that)
You might say it is made up of 4 consecutive words and again you will
be right.
Then you will say that the first and the last of those 4 words when
put together is an english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Any guess?
word no-computers
asked Nov 29 at 13:21
DEEM
5,2501597
This compound word is full of words.
You might say it is made up of 2 words and you would be right. But the
first of the 2 words is also a compound word!
You might say it is made up of 3 consecutive words ( I just said that)
You might say it is made up of 4 consecutive words and again you will
be right.
Then you will say that the first and the last of those 4 words when
put together is an english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Any guess?
word no-computers
word no-computers
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DEEM
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asked Nov 29 at 13:21
DEEM
5,2501597
asked Nov 29 at 13:21
DEEM
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asked Nov 29 at 13:21
DEEM
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A possibility is
Newspaperman
Made up of 2 words - the first of the 2 words is also a compound word, 3 consecutive words & 4 consecutive words
Newspaper (news + paper) + man = New + spa + per + man
An english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Seinfeld when being foiled by his antagonist Newman.
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
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A possibility is
Newspaperman
Made up of 2 words - the first of the 2 words is also a compound word, 3 consecutive words & 4 consecutive words
Newspaper (news + paper) + man = New + spa + per + man
An english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Seinfeld when being foiled by his antagonist Newman.
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
– DEEM
Nov 29 at 14:52
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A possibility is
Newspaperman
Made up of 2 words - the first of the 2 words is also a compound word, 3 consecutive words & 4 consecutive words
Newspaper (news + paper) + man = New + spa + per + man
An english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Seinfeld when being foiled by his antagonist Newman.
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
30.2k3104175
1
Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
– DEEM
Nov 29 at 14:52
add a comment |
A possibility is
Newspaperman
Made up of 2 words - the first of the 2 words is also a compound word, 3 consecutive words & 4 consecutive words
Newspaper (news + paper) + man = New + spa + per + man
An english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Seinfeld when being foiled by his antagonist Newman.
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
30.2k3104175
A possibility is
Newspaperman
Made up of 2 words - the first of the 2 words is also a compound word, 3 consecutive words & 4 consecutive words
Newspaper (news + paper) + man = New + spa + per + man
An english surname. Heard in a famous sitcom.
Seinfeld when being foiled by his antagonist Newman.
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
30.2k3104175
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
30.2k3104175
answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
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answered Nov 29 at 14:47
Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
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Amazing. What took you so long :) @Tom
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