–What is the correct grammatical use of the word "fishes"?
Next, they could replace the word "fish" by the expression "snake of the fjord".
The word fish has entered the American vocabulary in several not so savory ways.
Thus, a malicious request might ask a target computer to return a 1,000-letter 1,000-letter(instead of just the four-letter word).
In this case, back would come the word "fish" plus the next 996 characters of data in the computer's memory.
Among the pieces dealing with linguistics, "Cellular Script" includes a panel with rows of tiny configurations that eventually turn into the four letters for the word fish.
As George Bernard Shaw once pointed out, the word "fish" could also be spelled ghoti, assuming that we used the gh from "enough," the o from "women," and the ti from "lotion").
(The irregularities of English require such flexibility. As George Bernard Shaw once pointed out, the word "fish" could also be spelled ghoti, assuming that we used the gh from "enough," the o from "women," and the ti from "lotion").
In her writing she was prepared to dispatch with all else – even words themselves – to get at this essence: "Since one feels obliged to write, let it be without obscuring the space between the lines with words … The word fishes for something that is not a word.
If you're in a restaurant and curious about what fish to eat, you can text Fishphone at 30644 with the word fish and the name of the fish you want to know about.
For example, a picture of a fish appeared twice with the word fish, twice with the mispronunciation *fesh, and with two different pseudowords, e.g., *dom and *soob.
