gordon@cae780.UUCP (Brian Gordon) (04/24/85)
as taught that vowels were "aeiou and sometimes
y or w" - but nobody ever had a case where 'w' was used as a vowel. Now, some
35 years later, I know two of them. One is strictly archaic, but one is in
everyday use in one scientific speciality.
Please mail me your guesses, and I will post them in about three weeks (with a
spoiler warning in the title, for those who would rather not be told).
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