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	Webster's Dictionary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After about a decade of preparation, Merriam issued the entirely new Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged (familiarly known as Webster's Third,) in September 1961, edited by Philip Babcock Gove and containing over 450,000 entries, including over 50,000 new words and as many new senses for existing words.
		The final definition, zyzzogeton, was written on October 17, 1960, the final etymology was done on October 26, and the final pronunciation was done on November 9.
		The book was printed by the Riverside Press in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1828_Webster (2732 words)

	It's PI DAY! - The Geek Culture Forums
		The last word is, according to the unabridged dictionary, zyzzogeton.
		These are tough criteria, although maybe some obscure back-formation or other alteration of zyzzogeton might manage.
		according to MY dictionary the last word is zyzzyva...which obviously would come after zyzzogeton hahahaah hahahahahah....*evil grin.....if you don't beleive me the definition is: any of various tropical American weevils of the genus zyzzyva, often destructive to plants.
	www.geekculture.com /ultimatebb/Forum17/HTML/000063-2.html (1210 words)

	Divided by a Common Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		For example, for a British book published in America, should the spelling be Americanized, vocabulary words like "petrol" be changed to "gas," heights in centimeters be changed to feet and inches?
		Learn more about Noah Webster in particular and dictionaries in general in the Riverdeep Today article, "From A to Zyzzogeton."
		Read how translating movies also leads to interpretation of English in the Riverdeep Today article, "When Hollywood Goes Global."
	www.riverdeep.net /current/2001/03/032001_language.jhtml (1045 words)

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		Someone I can laugh and cry with and he in turn can do the same.
		Someone I can lie in bed with for hours and talk about every thing from Aardvark to Zyzzogeton.
		Someone that calls me anytime he wants just to say that hes glad im with him or that he loves me. Someone to have a romance with that matches the most beautiful love song ever composed.
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	Sail with the Captain or Sink Like the Titanic
		I’ll have more to say about the Captain, his methods of play and his philosophy of craps.
		Now, go to the dictionary and look up “zyzzogeton” and remember: Craps is not that!
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	Ken The Puzzle Guy :: Index - Ken The Puzzle Guy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Discuss just about anything else you would like here.
		From Aardvark to Zyzzogeton (it was the last word in the dictionary I could find).
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	Punk History Canada :: 4 Men With Sight
		Sean Dillon (aka Borkum Riff)- lead riff guitar, vocals
		John Copsey (aka Kaptain Zyzzogeton)- lead vocals, blender, mutant sound FX Tim McIntyre (aka Colonel Bleep)- drums
		Rob Ridgway (aka Some Guy on Bass)- bass guitar
	www.punkhistorycanada.ca /noise/view.php?cat_id=31&id=596 (447 words)

	YotaTech Forums - What bands have you seen live?
		There's probably a bunch more big name acts that are all now lost in a big green haze.:smokin:
		09-09-2002 01:21 AM I have probably seen 100 bands that no one has heard of, Swivelhead, Chaser, Naked Potato, Zyzzogeton (You get the idea)
		Widely known bands I have seen play include,
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