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@clousems said ^

When you realise the word “art” is in “earth”: :o
When you realise the words “get”, “tables” are in “vegetables”: :O
When you realise the word “meow” is in “homeowner”: ToT

This is something I found out about recently:
Friend ends with "end"
Best Friend ends with "end"
Family ends with ily which is I.L.Y. or I Love Y...

I didn't come up with that, I just found it online so IDK

@clousems said [^](/forum/redirect/post/K8NHmDgT) > > > When you realise the word “art” is in “earth”: :o > > > When you realise the words “get”, “tables” are in “vegetables”: :O > > > **When you realise the word “meow” is in “homeowner”: ToT** > > > > This is something I found out about recently: > > Friend ends with "end" > > Best Friend ends with "end" > > Family ends with ily which is I.L.Y. or I Love Y... I didn't come up with that, I just found it online so IDK

@ResurgenceOfVoid said ^

Someone say 'racecar' backwards for me.

racecar.
already new it

@ResurgenceOfVoid said [^](/forum/redirect/post/BTaEkbHq) > Someone say 'racecar' backwards for me. racecar. already new it

@ResurgenceOfVoid said ^

Someone say 'racecar' backwards for me.

Racecar
OOOHHHH

@ResurgenceOfVoid said [^](/forum/redirect/post/BTaEkbHq) > Someone say 'racecar' backwards for me. Racecar ***OOOHHHH***

@KNIGHT_c4 said ^

Tit is in @TitusPlaysChess123

Bro the other day I saw the banned word code in lichess GitHub and What you said was one.

@KNIGHT_c4 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/tCrbnMuc) > Tit is in @TitusPlaysChess123 Bro the other day I saw the banned word code in lichess GitHub and What you said was one.

@Mediumplay21000

Tit is a kind of bird.
Why would they ban that?

@Mediumplay21000 Tit is a kind of bird. Why would they ban that?

• Family and Range: They belong to the family Paridae and live across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America.
• North American Names: In North America, members of this family are commonly called chickadees or titmice rather than tits.
• Appearance: These are small, stocky woodland birds with short, stout bills and strong legs used for hanging upside down from branches.
• Diet: They eat a mixed diet of insects, seeds, and nuts, and frequently visit backyard bird feeders.
• Behavior: Tits are social, noisy, and considered among the most intelligent of all birds.
• Nesting: They are cavity nesters that typically lay their eggs in tree holes or nest boxes.

• Family and Range: They belong to the family Paridae and live across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America. • North American Names: In North America, members of this family are commonly called chickadees or titmice rather than tits. • Appearance: These are small, stocky woodland birds with short, stout bills and strong legs used for hanging upside down from branches. • Diet: They eat a mixed diet of insects, seeds, and nuts, and frequently visit backyard bird feeders. • Behavior: Tits are social, noisy, and considered among the most intelligent of all birds. • Nesting: They are cavity nesters that typically lay their eggs in tree holes or nest boxes.

Also, I just realised:
Microscopic is in the word Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

And micro is in the word microscopic.

AND I is in the word micro.

A word in a word in a word in a word!

(It’s a word in a word in a word in a word in a word if you count mi as one)

Also, I just realised: Microscopic is in the word Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis And micro is in the word microscopic. AND I is in the word micro. A word in a word in a word in a word! (It’s a word in a word in a word in a word in a word if you count mi as one)

@KNIGHT_c4 said ^

@Mediumplay21000

Tit is a kind of bird.
Why would they ban that?

This is why. Even though it is a bird, it has a whole new meaning

@KNIGHT_c4 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/y9ZxuraE) > @Mediumplay21000 > > Tit is a kind of bird. > Why would they ban that? [This is why.](https://github.com/lichess-org/lila/blob/master/modules/shutup/src/main/Dictionary.scala) Even though it is a bird, it has a whole new meaning

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