SDMB Spelling Bee Challenge (Akeelah ain't got nothing on me!)

Stump me.

Go ahead, give it a try. I will spell any word you challenge me with.

It’z naut faer. Yeu havv axcess 2 teh intarnetz. Yeu kan louk wyrdzz upp aunleyne.

Don’t be facetious.

F-A-C-E-T-I-O-U-S

Spell “hello” in Australian.

Can’t fool me, I spent a month on that island: G’day!

In Bush-speak, spell “truth”.

Spell the word for a sickly-green color that rhymes with “smart moose.”

Spell the word for a particularly vivid shade of purple that begins with an “f.”

Aye thenq y’aull shtumppt hir.

I don’t get it… :confused:

I was actually on a televised spelling bee show as a kid. Called “Spelling Bee”, it aired on 2&7 Calgary.

Fiver: [pedantic Canadian]It’s not a moose.[/pc] Unless you’re British.

[QUOTE=GingerOfTheNorth]

Fiver: [pedantic Canadian]It’s not a moose.[/pc] Unless you’re British.
[/QUOTE]

What do pedantic Canadians call meese?

chartreuse, fuchsia

Now for the next edition of “guess that word”

German origin, you’re happy about someone else’s bad luck.

[QUOTE=GingerOfTheNorth]
I was actually on a televised spelling bee show as a kid. Called “Spelling Bee”…
[/QUOTE]

You Canadians are so clever - however did they think of that catchy title for the show?

I just watched Akeelah and the Bee last night and loved it.

OK, here is a word for you:

Spell Cecil’s last name.

[QUOTE=Hilarity N. Suze]

German origin, you’re happy about someone else’s bad luck.
[/QUOTE]

haliburton

[QUOTE=Diomedes]
What do pedantic Canadians call meese?
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Fiver was thinking “smart alek”, from “smart elk”. An elk and a moose are not interchangeable.

I thought **Fiver ** was going for chartreuse.

[QUOTE=DMark]
Spell Cecil’s last name.
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Adams? :confused:

(Sorry, thought this thread was dead over two months ago.)

[QUOTE=FairyChatMom]
I thought **Fiver ** was going for chartreuse.
[/QUOTE]

You’re right. I blame lack of sleep.

Well, in a real spelling bee, we would be saying the words to you. So I guess the best alternative is to give you the phonetic of the word, and have you spell the word. Here goes (SAMPA phonetic coding):

/%Qn@%m{t@"pi@/

Try that one on for size!