what word is considered to be the biggest word in the dictionary, yet only has 2 letters?

Question

HINT
i am a source of many a frustration and many a hope?

Someone i know is asking this as a trivia question and i thought for sure it was pi but i was wrong...

Answer 1

IF

Answer 2

It is for sure PI only, because

The digits of pi (in any base) not only go on forever but behave statistically like a sequence of uniform random numbers. (Mathematically proving that this is the
case - the "pi is normal conjecture" - is a deep unsolved problem, but numerical analysis of several billion digits suggests that it is true.) Consequently, pi in base 26 emulates the mythical army of typing monkeys spewing out random letters. Among other things, this implies that any text, no matter how long, should eventually appear in the base-26 digits of pi!
We can use the seemingly random nature of pi's digits to estimate how many words of various lengths we can expect to find in its first million digits (letters). For example, for 4-letter words: each group of consecutive 4 letters in pi is equally likely to be one of the 26^4 possible combinations. My dictionary has roughly 5600 4-letter words, so on average there should be a valid 4-letter word about once every (26^4)/5600 = 81 digits.

Answer 3

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

It is a 45 letter word found in the oxford dictionary and it uses many letters

Answer 4

I would go with "on". Though "diction" and "nary" are both actually words, "on" is the biggest word you can make out of "dictionary" save those. Anyway, that's the way I'd answer it.

Answer 5

I feel the word you are looking for is "ah"(a-a-a-a-h).
This may be a sign of extreme satisfaction/contentment. On the other hand, it can signify pain or frustration.

Another word to consider is "oh"

Answer 6

OK
most widely recognized word in the world...doubt it is correct though

Answer 7

me which is also an acronym for millennium

Answer 8

Interesting question but meaningless.i think it's 'MY' b'coz our desire for 'MY' are endless.

Answer 9

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Answer 10

it might be "lull"

Answer 11

i would say no.