Cleetus and Ya_Know:

What a picture of beauty! NOT.

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Originally Posted by Sunshine

Hey now... you told me that was Cleetus's betroved!!!

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Is English a second language for you? What the hell is that word supposed to mean?

I think it is some strain of Mouth and Hoof disease.

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Originally Posted by Ya_know

Is English a second language for you? What the hell is that word supposed to mean?

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To be engaged to. God bless them both :p

That would be "Betrothed"......remember spelling counts.

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Originally Posted by DocPC

That would be "Betrothed"......remember spelling counts.

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I'll blame it on my Dyslexia.. :sad:

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Originally Posted by amyb

I'll blame it on my Dyslexia.. :sad:

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:grin:

I submit to the judge:
A quick Google for betroved brings up approximately 231 pages where people used this word. Since this is not a perfect world, and we cannot inform the entire world that they are spelling it wrong, a conclusion should be reached that both instances of the word (betroved and betrothed) should be allowed. My "spelling error" was not actually an error, but a choice of words. :thumbs:

If it ain't observed by Websters, than it ain't a word...ain't is in the dictionary...your word however, is not.

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Originally Posted by Sunshine

I submit to the judge:
A quick Google for betroved brings up approximately 231 pages where people used this word. Since this is not a perfect world, and we cannot inform the entire world that they are spelling it wrong, a conclusion should be reached that both instances of the word (betroved and betrothed) should be allowed. My "spelling error" was not actually an error, but a choice of words. :thumbs:

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Google is too general. We refer to http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=betroved.

;)