Railroad crossing and railroad cars. Can you spell this without any  'R's?
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OMFG..lol.......... T-H-I-S
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c-u-l-t-u-r-e\n\nYour spelling was correct ;)
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underneath a moving train ( seriousely )
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Capitalize north, south, east, and west when these words refer to sections of the country. (e.g. He planned to go West after his business failed.)\n\nWhen north, south, east, and west indicate direction, do NOT capitalize these words.  (e.g. I was traveling south on Route 38.)
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I have set out some examples below. These are acceptable for Scrabble, so they don't have hyphens.\n\nThere are 97 within the range of 7 to 10 letter words, beginning or ending with "cross". There will be more such as lacrosse or recrossed where the "cross" is part way through the word.\n\n\n7 letter - crossed, crosses, crossly, crosser  (4)\n7 letter - recross, uncross, incross (3)\n8 letter - crossarm, crossbar, crossbow....   (12 in total)\n8 letter - outcross, topcross (2)\n9 letter - crosstalk, crossbeam, crossword...(35 in all)\n9 letter - autocross, backcross, motocross, testcross (4)\n10 letter - crossbench, crossbones....(35 overall)\n10 letter - crisscross, intercross (2)
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Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car)
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"cars" will be "cars"
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Yes. You can also use misspelled.
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i think its "C" but im not sure...could be an informal though! lol
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dessert. as for misspelled words, I think almost everyone on yahoo answers skipped english/spelling class every day. that or they failed it miserably. i mean, they DO have a spell check on here!
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Two longs, one short, one long blast on the horn for a crossing signal.  It sounds like Morse code, but is probably older.  This is one of many train horn or whistle signals.\n\nFor a more complete list of those used by the Union Pacific, see the first site below:
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Free on rail or free on road
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i think you mean "Para, trenecito, para" and it means "Stop, little train, stop"
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Remember the three r's\n\nRoads Rails Rivers
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b and r have to be the coolest letters: brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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There a historical reasons for the spelling.  For example, "hour" is spelled with an "h" because it comes from French "heure" and was never pronounced in English.  But other silent letters aren't really silent at all.  For example, take "race" and "rack".  Both could be spelled "rac", but then you would not know whether the "c" was pronounced like the "c" in "cat" or the "c" in "city".  The "e" in "race" says "pronounce the 'c' like an 's'", while the "k" in "rack" says "pronounce the 'c' like a 'k'" (the "k" is the silent letter in "rack").  So don't disparage the "silent letters".  They aren't really "silent" at all, but give us important information about how to pronounce the other letters in the word.
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RACECAR\n\nR->A->C->E->C->A->R\n\nR<-A<-C<-E<-C<-A<-R