If you had the choice to remove a word from the english dictionary what would it be? Best answer=10 points?

Question

Try to add some support to your answer......give a reason

Answer 1

can't.

Answer 2

Well, I would remove the word 'i' from the dictionary.
Everyone knows it's meaning and this word shouldn't have it's existence, not only in dictionaries but also in reality (it's an egoist, self-centred, trouble maker word)

Answer 3

Im sure this isnt how you spell it but i would remove the word flocinoctihilapahilafacation. Yes its a real word and I would remove it because nobody uses it. Again im sure thats not how you spell it.

Answer 4

To my awareness the OED would not do away with words. Ever. Being out of date or archaic would not disqualify it from having been in English. i think of your instructor is imparting you with a trick question to get you to go searching in the OED. which you may desire to do! this is fairly thrilling.

Answer 5

i would remove they or them because these pronouns are used too much we need to emphasize the words us because we should not be separated. them and they are just words used to distinguish certain groups of people we need to just say us because we are all one body and group of people
hope this helped

Answer 6

Agree with "who doesn't love to cook???" -

Since we each have a name, use name instead of Pronoun. Pronoun like we, you, and I should be removed and replace them will We. use we to show that we are equal.

Answer 7

id remove the word ***** because it offends women

Answer 8

illegitimate: this word hurt me as a fatherless child .my friend couldn't play with me because her parents said i was illegitimate. sad but true

Answer 9

War. If it's possible it fall into disuse for ever.

Answer 10

hate- we do too much of it in the world today.

Answer 11

LIKE, I really don't have to explain, do I?