“copywrite”–90,900
“nevermind”–273,000
Darn it, all the good ones are taken.
Of course, some websites celebrate the typos
Here in Portland, OR, there’s a store that sells really cool lights and household fixtures, etc. They’re called Rejuvenation House Parts.
They’ve registered both www.rejuvenation.com and www.rejuvination.com
That’s not unusual - a lot of website owners do this. But in Rejuvenation’s case, they have a little fun with the incorrect address…
As for the game - maintainance = 83,800; seperation = 72,200; retreive = 59,000; maintanance = 20,200; imediately = 16,800
And to Horseflesh - “licence” is a common UK spelling.
I searched for “the” as a gross misspelling of “word.” As you can imagine, I got a great many hits.
tomarrow
Results 1 - 10 of about 35,300. Search took 0.07 seconds
No, a valid name for ‘warez’ would be illegally copied & distributed software. Just ask the people arrested in Operation Buccaneer.
Thanks TVGuy. I kinda thought so but www.m-w.com didn’t even list it as a British variant, although they do for armour/honour/colour/apologise.
That would be a definition for the word ‘warez’.
I’d put money on most of those hits being related to the Nirvana album, not a misspelling per se. Sorry.
“existance”–227,000
“relevence”–11,600 (one of them was on the “Relevence of Education,” though)
“relevent”–101,000
Searched the web for alot. Results 1 - 10 of about 1,800,000. Search took 0.13 seconds
But, of the top 10, one is an abbreviation and 2 are Hebrew. Also, one is on spelling errors.
So do we have a definative winner ?
You are about 13 posts too late with that entry.
ammount
about 42,300. Search took 0.11 seconds
Damn, didn’t win!