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| My title for this message is taken from . The #1 hit is from Merriam-Webster, listing a "new word", seemingly explaining it as a ], but contributed by someone who offered their name but no title or affiliation with the name. The #2 is a ''partial'' match to the entry for the ''Catalan'' word "especific", in en:Wikt, and other en:WP and en:Wikt hits are on a talk page and in descriptions of ''other'' words' specific domains, respectively -- by contributors who i think in each case were a non-native English-speaker. #5 is the personal name of a 'net-graphical paper-doll on a choose-from-this-list-of-languages page. I haven't checked ], but i'm pretty sure ''English'' use of the word is somewhere on the range between super-peculiar and bizarre. I admire the many non-native speakers of English whose English is far better than my only even-marginally-usable second language, but IMO this term should be thot of as a trap.<br>--]•] 08:48, 11 May 2015 (UTC)<br> | |||
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"especifically" is probably misspelled.
My title for this message is taken from the top of the #4 US-Google hit for the word. The #1 hit is from Merriam-Webster, listing a "new word", seemingly explaining it as a portmanteau word, but contributed by someone who offered their name but no title or affiliation with the name. The #2 is a partial match to the entry for the Catalan word "especific", in en:Wikt, and other en:WP and en:Wikt hits are on a talk page and in descriptions of other words' specific domains, respectively -- by contributors who i think in each case were a non-native English-speaker. #5 is the personal name of a 'net-graphical paper-doll on a choose-from-this-list-of-languages page. I haven't checked OED, but i'm pretty sure English use of the word is somewhere on the range between super-peculiar and bizarre. I admire the many non-native speakers of English whose English is far better than my only even-marginally-usable second language, but IMO this term should be thot of as a trap.
--Jerzy•t 08:48, 11 May 2015 (UTC)