what is the correct spelling for 'satchitory' and what is the definition?
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The correct spelling is "statutory." The Dictionary.com entry for the word itself is "1. Of or relating to a statute, 2. Enacted, regulated, or authorized by statute." So statutory rape is rape in the sense that it is recognized as such by a statute; it refers to the charge you would face if you slept with a minor.
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It is correct in spoken English as well as written English(firstly and secondly etcetra should be used mostly when you're asked things to be told in direct points only.Otherwise I'd suggest that you go towards a more creative aproach in handling it if you're writing a story, essay..... or atleast try to disguise the firstly and secondly point like -\n\nThe the time was near and first and foremost I had forgotten to get the dinner ready.The second thing which worried me was that my right eye would start twitching madly if I didn't do anything properly.....\n\nSee how creative you can get!!!)
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Q\nbut it's actually a whole word. i think queue is the correct spelling.
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I imagine everyone on this site has done this.  For the ones hoping it's something naughty, the definition is listed below:\n\nmasticate - to grind (food) with the teeth; chew ...
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Neat article Patz. \n\n"Marinated by life" says it all. \n\nStill young enough to engage.\nYet wise enough to stand back and choose the preferred options available. If there are none, perfectly acceptable as well, we'll make do with "what" we have.\n\n"Is there a corresponding term to describe guys ?"\nYes. \nA "Seasoned Woman" would find a "Signicant Man" attractive.
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Officially: My Lord. \nEnding: I have the honour to remain , Your Lordships obedient servant.\n\nSocially: My dear Lord, or, My dear Lord Bishop.\nEnding: Faithfully yours, or, Truly yours.\n\nEnvelope: The right rev. the Lord Bishop of Cambridge.
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To the meanie above me, donut can be spelled EITHER way...look it up. But to answer your question, no I do not. I don't like sweet stuff that much, I am sweet enough on my own. :o)\n\nI really would like some nachos right now though.\n\nTo iAmHot: If you were a donut, I'd eat you all day too. :o)
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You can not "deleat" there is no such word!\n\nTry using spell check!\n\n"Dose"?\n\nYes it DOES take off points to ask a question!\n\nYou should also know this is  the USA!\n\nEver hear of freedom of speech?\n\nSo you think you should be the Yahoo censor?\n\nCensorship is an EVIL thing!\n\nJust because you do not like an answer does not make it "Idiotic" as stated in the previous answer.
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Longing \nObserving \nVerifying \nEnjoying\n************\nLaughing \nOasis\nVoicelessly\nEnhanced\n*************\nLimited\nOptions\nVisualized\nExquisitely\n***************\nLoyalty\nOpeness\nValue\nEvident\n**************\nLoss\nObliterates\nVisceral\nEuphoria\n\nAs usual Patz, great question !
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sweet\nFair\nattractive\nNice\nClean
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F'd up is the correct answer.  Similar acronyms are TARFU- Things are really f'd up, WTF- what the f***,  SNAFU- situation normal all f'd up.
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I've seen it written as Is.  Also Isle as another poster mentioned.  I don't think it is usual to abreviate it.
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Satira (satire) is a literary form of criticism of sb's vices and faults, but also those of the society, often in a mocking way. Satira is also an expression of sb's thoughts about sb else using the humor to criticize someone or sth and the result is often appearance of satirized person as a dumb or/and vicious. The word comes from Latin "satura".
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Here is a good SAT prep site: http://www.529s.com/study-sat.html\nThey have a word of the day and synonyms.
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Saturation generally means "thoroughly full".\n\nRead other meanings here:\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/saturated
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Dude, you are weird.\nKeep dreaming and thanks for the points.\nResidential is the right spelling BTW.\nI'm not interested in correcting any other words, just that one bugged me.
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yap cause the word ends with an S... that is the correct form!