Red Squiggles
The google chrome browser has a built in spell checker. When you are filling in a form and type a word that chrome does not recognize, it will underline it with a red squiggly line. Listed here are a number of words I have found that chrome does not recognize, but are in fact real words and curiously are even recognized by the google search engine. I have not done any research or datamining for this, I've just written the words down as I encounter them through normal usage.
Perhaps a poem could be written using only these words.
The List
- amongst
- haptic*
- polycarbonate
- leidenfrost
- stupidness
- briar
- lingua franca
- dialogs
- Walther
- ethernet1
- unironically
- unsalvageable
- upvoting
- pixelated
- oxytocin2
- qualia
- incentivize
- strappy
- relatable*
- fahrenheit
- ethnicities
- opioids
- passivate
- prosthetics
- incentivize
- gimbal
- algorithmically
- toxoplasmosis
- mundanity
- ad hominem
- hypnogram
- entendre
- trapezius
- commenter
- judgements
- pathologies
- rasterization
- inferencing
- brainer3
- opioid
- theming
- rpg
- animatic
- apologizer
- styrofoam
- Mossberg
- Overton
- 5G
- covid
- strawman
- strawmen
- veritas
- chambering
- pulverizer
- supernormal
- misandrist
- autistically
- outsized
- donator
- gatorade
- recalibrate
- desynchronization
- colorimetry
- sexualized
- wristed
- reticle
- tesseract
- prophesize
- frictionless
- velociraptors
- hoighty toighty
- femme
- decrypt
- unfalsifiable
- defacto
- accelerometer
- primitivism
- signifier
- millimeter
- unvaccinated
- prosthetics
- unescorted
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- doofuses
- anthropomorphizing
- unbifurcated
- misattributed
- acapella
- comorbidities
- defendable
- flittering
- dimorphism
- incentivize
- badass
- memoriam
- fakery
- natured
- mischaracterize
- strategize
- commenter
- influencers
1 Originally a trademark of Xerox, and hence capitalised, but this was relinquished during the standardization process, and it may now be written in lower case.(
wiktionary.org)
2 Ocytocin is a hormone. Chrome offers to correct it to Oxycontin, which is the trademark name of a narcotic pain killer.
3 As in no-brainer.
* Fixed at some point after being added to this list.
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