Oxford English Dictionary has decided that 'Muggle' will be included into their next edition since "it was being used everyday by so many people all over the world."
this came to a surprise mainly because words invented by authors generally don't make it to dictionaries till after they die =P
incidentally, muggle will have TWO meanings. The other is to describe "a clumsy person or someone who can't pick up a particular skill easily - like computing."
therefore i'm guessing: [color=red]wizardry = computing[/color]
lol
"Muggle" is officially a dictionary word
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"Muggle" is officially a dictionary word
by 2F2Type_R » Friday 28 March 2003 1:35:07pm
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by Sacred Guardian » Friday 28 March 2003 9:50:37pm
that is really cool, thanks for the info, who knows maybe one day our kids will be saying "Ha Ha, you're a Muggle" that would be hilarious
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by ElvenMist » Friday 4 April 2003 8:20:06pm
ooh! that's totally keen!! so in a few years... people could be talking everyday talk and are like: "Can you not be clumsy? honestly! You're such a muggle! " hahahaha...
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