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Your 21 year old wants stock, your 18 year old wants cash, your 16 year old wants a car, your 13 year old wants to be your 16 year old. But your weeest ones? They just want some fun toys! We'll help you out, as long as you help us out: how do you spell weeest? Wee-est? Weest? Is it even a word in the first place? ALEX official site
According to Dictionary.com, it would be we-est. Seems a wee odd that you remove the second 'e' when adding an ending. To be less wee would be we-er. I'm a wee tired after all that searching. I think I'll take a wee bit of a nap.
usanettom wrote:According to Dictionary.com, it would be we-est. Seems a wee odd that you remove the second 'e' when adding an ending. To be less wee would be we-er. I'm a wee tired after all that searching. I think I'll take a wee bit of a nap.
Have a good nap.
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