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Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe

Joe McIntosh wrote:
Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe

If you find one, ask it how to pronounce molé. :-)

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rw wrote:
Joe McIntosh wrote:
Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized
dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a
clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe

If you find one, ask it how to pronounce mol=E9. :-)
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http://www.cooldictionary.com/words/...hrase=3Dmol%E9

On my connection, it comes out "z'uh-mulluh", or maybe "z-mull"

--riverman

"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
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Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe

http://dictionary.reference.com/

Wolfgang

"rw" wrote in message
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Joe McIntosh wrote:
Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe

If you find one, ask it how to pronounce molé. :-)

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=pedophile

Wolfgang

Wolfgang wrote:
"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
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Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe


http://dictionary.reference.com/

I checked that reference for molé. It seems to handle diacritical marks
strangely. I got 12 hits. All but one were variants of mole (the
chemical term) or abbreviations of molecule. The exception was an
acronym for Manned Orbital Laboratory. Not a hint of the burrowing
mammalian insectivore, nor of a chocolate-based Mexican sauce.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

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Wolfgang wrote:
"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
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Steve Leveen in his small book mentions a using computerized dictionary
where you hear the word pronounced ---say sangfroid or roman 'a clef -

I'm sure you can tell me where to acquire such a program.
Joe


http://dictionary.reference.com/

I checked that reference for molé. It seems to handle diacritical marks
strangely. I got 12 hits. All but one were variants of mole (the chemical
term) or abbreviations of molecule. The exception was an acronym for
Manned Orbital Laboratory. Not a hint of the burrowing mammalian
insectivore, nor of a chocolate-based Mexican sauce.

Well......gosh.

Wolfgang