>vice-a-versa
Vice-a-versa
Asher Smith
Nathaniel Cook
>Ergo
Noah Ward
>niggers
Ethan Gutierrez
>qua
Jonathan Stewart
>or else
Liam Flores
>et al
Angel Johnson
>apropos
Ryder Harris
>pro bono
Angel Bennett
>all of the sudden
Jackson Moore
>[G]od
Jaxson Sanders
>viola!
Thomas Brooks
>the hoi polloi
Carter Parker
&c.
Christopher Brown
>anything but /ˌwiːke 'wersa/
Angel Hernandez
>etcetera
Daniel Nelson
>and but so
Noah Lee
>thusly
Josiah Walker
Concordantly
Colton Thompson
>from whence
Jordan Russell
>suigeneris
Ayden Collins
>whomst've
Ryder Robinson
wa la!
Brayden Adams
I do this in notes as well as written exams
Gavin Phillips
>tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
Dominic Moore
mensa-mrsa
Cooper Cruz
& = et
pleb
Carter Jackson
Steatopygia instead of big ass
Jose Ross
>had had
Ethan Martinez
That’s two synonym-homophones being used in conjunction
That’s the same day over and over again
That’s not a word
That’s older English
Not a word
Kind of long-winded, but a valid expression nonetheless
An expression
Also an expression
Should be ‘all of A sudden’
Legal term
An expression
Used to denote relations to others in the field or sector of interest
Typically used in relation to Aristotleian Metaphysics
Should be vice-versa
A valid expression explaining things
Ian Bennett
autist
Justin Lopez
nice numbers
Grayson Nelson
cool numbers guys
Benjamin Mitchell
I ain't gettin on no Enterprise, fool
Dominic Perry
It's vice versa and vis-a-vis. I guess you were baiting.
Gabriel Collins
ain't it vicey-versey?
Connor Morris
everyone in this thread missed the point OP was making - viz. not using latin, but saying it wrong
Luke Jenkins
run spellcheck on this board sometime. most of these people are mutants
Jonathan Bailey
Ergo is just Latin for Therefore.
Alexander Miller
holy autism