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Using meaning of words not from the Myriam Webster dictionnary
What is dictionnary
I don't know, autocorrect mangled the word, now it's impossible to say what it was supposed to be and it's been so long since I wrote this comment that I don't remember what word it was.
Maybe it said pillow
Edit - your reply is still making me laugh when I think about it, thank you haha
So because I prefer the Oxford dictionary, I should go away?