Alan Mole, chair of the American Literacy Council and member of the London-based Spelling Society said "Our odd spelling retains words like cough, bough, through and though.
It looked cool, the odd spelling evoking the hot photo-sharing service Flickr.
Condé Nast Traveller, the British division of Condé Nast (thus the odd spelling of "Traveler"), publishes guides for New York, Paris, Rome and Barcelona.
Nothing much to worry about at all except long division and the odd spelling test, and in summer, even less of that.
I missed a few of the earlier editions but now enjoy the daily read, smiling at the odd spelling errors and guessing which words are missing when an item ends abruptly.
After seven years, two renowned Scott scholars have deciphered the 126-page manuscript with scant punctuation and odd spelling that he scrawled in his trademark brown ink in the year before his death, The Times of London reported.
One of the year's best albums is a Merle Haggard tribute called "Best Troubador" — the odd spelling is deliberate — from the singer-songwriter Will Oldham, working under his stage name, Bonnie "Prince" Billy.
Under a program called Dr. Dynasaur (some marketing wizard thought up the odd spelling), the state has guaranteed free medical and dental care to every resident age 18 and younger from a family with income below about $50,000 a year.
Venture's memoir reports that he earned his freedom by "cleaning gentlemen's shoes and drawboots, by catching muskrats and minks, raising potatoes and carrots, etc., and by fishing in the night at odd spells".
She later appeared in "With Bated Breathe" (the title's odd spelling was not explained), in which, dressed in a black shift, she did a lot of earnest work with a chair and quite a bit of opaque gesturing to Chopin, ending, inexplicably, with a headstand.
