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Posted: 10 years ago
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Baalkatti ma'm. "cheater" ... from which dictionary are these words from?
Cheater? Is that even a word? there is a word called "cheat" in English language for a person who cheats.

and "Baal katti" m'am with lady with "cut hair" ? the lady with "cut hair" ? there is every lady with cut hair every lady has her hair cut or styled. May not be a "bob" like Pam but layers and styling yes.

Why is Pam the only "Baalkatti" m'am? and "cheater"? is that even a word? that too from an "American returned" person?

the kids from "America" have a pronounced Indian accent and speak fluent Hindi with apt words for every situation. But their English is accented.

NY returned Neil and Ranbir beat up son or younger brother on every occasion they get angry.

Do they do that in America?

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Posted: 10 years ago
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"Cheater" is a perfectly legitimate word in English. Here is the link on oxford dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/cheater

And its chiefly North American.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: fan.matsh

"Cheater" is a perfectly legitimate word in English. Here is the link on oxford dictionary: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/cheater

And its chiefly North American.


I understand it is a north american word. but tell me something why did it take so long for anyone to answer? They could have just answered immediately/

Also was it entered just yesterday into oxford dictionary? these things happen quite often you know.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Why no body answered? May be they didn't think it was worth answering!! :-) I dunno...
The word "Cheater" has been in use for a long time as far as I know.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: fan.matsh

Why no body answered? May be they didn't think it was worth answering!! :-) I dunno...
The word "Cheater" has been in use for a long time as far as I know.


Oh yeah? It is not worth answering? even threads with posts one barely understands people reply.

Ok... it is not "worth" "answering" ? Then why did you answer? a post not "worth" answering? that too sooner?

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