SPUG:Object property question

[Michael R. Wolf]

"Carroll, Frank H." <Frank.Carroll at wamu.net> writes:

> Andrew, you had me at dipthong.
 
Is dipthong [sic] self-descriptive?  :-)

Is self-descriptive self-descriptive?


And now for something completely unrelated.  A little word play to
finish off this thread....

    Trivia: Enjoin is its own antonym. Other self-antonyms include fast
    ("moving quickly; fixed firmly in place") and cleave ("to split; to
    adhere").

      -- Doctor Dictionary <doctor at dictionary.com>

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diph·thong ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (dfthông, -thng, dp-) n. 

    A complex speech sound or glide that begins with one vowel and
    gradually changes to another vowel within the same syllable, as
    (oi) in boil or () in fine.

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Michael R. Wolf
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