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Skaaland wrote I don't know what's stupider maDz or Loke




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JokingGamer wrote It's actually spelt / ' st(y)oopdr/
this made me laugh
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Is there a physical definition for the word stupider?
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Who in the hell thinks "stupider" is not a word? The phrase "more stupider" is definitely an incorrect one to use but "stupider" is definitely an acceptable word.

While "stupider" doesn't have a concrete definition, it is listed as a 'comparative adjective' and it is considered a real word. While most two syllable words would use "more", for example, "more beautiful"; you wouldn't say "beautifuller".

"More stupid" and "stupider" are two CORRECT ways of saying it.
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Ancestor wrote Who in the hell thinks "stupider" is not a word? The phrase "more stupider" is definitely an incorrect one to use but "stupider" is definitely an acceptable word.

While "stupider" doesn't have a concrete definition, it is listed as a 'comparative adjective' and it is considered a real word. While most two syllable words would use "more", for example, "more beautiful"; you wouldn't say "beautifuller".

"More stupid" and "stupider" are two CORRECT ways of saying it.


Literally every time I say the word "stupider" some neckbeard tells me that stupider isn't a word because that's what their unintelligent teachers told them
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JokingGamer wrote It's actually spelt / ' st(y)oopdr/


Them: More Stupid
Me, an intellectual: st(y)oopder
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most people around where i live say it but if i say it anywhere else someone corrects me feelsbadman
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Ive heard this a few times lol it technically is a word
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Does that seriously grind your gears?
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Travis wrote Does that seriously grind your gears?

yes, it seriously grinds my gears
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