The American Heritage dictionary uses faerie as does Shakespeare. Note that fa-er-ie is three syllables while fair-y is two.
Magick is different from magic. It’s a form of wiccan spell, the American Heritage Dictionary says. I’ve never heard of it though.
NICE
The best way to avoid those errors is to not use the words.
YES.
no! i wanna make up words! yagazuuzi! appropriatude! democracy!
Fuck yeah.
The American Heritage dictionary uses faerie as does Shakespeare. Note that fa-er-ie is three syllables while fair-y is two.
Magick is different from magic. It’s a form of wiccan spell, the American Heritage Dictionary says. I’ve never heard of it though.
Both are words from Middle English that have transformed into more modern spellings.
Hey I don’t write the dictionary 🙂
I am in agreement with here and that such words have their proper context. Try reading The Canterbury Tales in Middle English.
Yes, they have their proper context indeed. Back when they were spelled that way.
Which is now!
psicollegie!
i spell it faerie. always have.
Whyyyyyyyyy
because
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