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05 May 2006, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by alloy
Handbags!!I never said it was an authority, but it does however show the word not as a composite. However the more comprehensive online oxford dictionary does have the noun supercar in it http://www.askoxford.com as well as the collins online dictionary, incidently the cambridge does not
Nice correcting you
. .Therefore it is a Super Car! . . .Have to admit that i do tend to favour the Cambridge dictionary!
Have a good w/e mate!
And Jap Import - suggest you invest in a dictionary at earliest opportunity . . . It has words in it !
. .I know that you would like to define a Super Car in terms of BHP torque/ Turbo pressures, Optimax Petrol and OZ Alloys - but there is a simpler way to do this! I bid you good day!
05 May 2006, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by WRX300MAN
Morning mate . . .So yes . . .We are agreed . . The Subaru is a "noun a high-performance sports car" . . . . . .Therefore it is a Super Car! . . .Have to admit that i do tend to favour the Cambridge dictionary!
Have a good w/e mate!
. .Therefore it is a Super Car! . . .Have to admit that i do tend to favour the Cambridge dictionary!Have a good w/e mate!
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