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Your total vocabulary size is estimated to be:
27,900
wordsFMO AAA's (55): Rottel-Da-Station, Church Bells, Arrogant Cobbler, Grocery Escape Plan, Disconnected Hardkore, Minute Waltz v2, Battle Theme #37, Flight of the Bumblebee, Midnight Dragon, Jeanie and Caroline, Blue-Violet, Puzzle, Kyrie, 300, Largiloquent Dithyramb, Brandish Headless, Going On Spring Wind, Novo Mundo, Gacha Gacha Hertz Figu atto Radio, Starwolf, Melonman's OP, Summer Time Perfume, Perfect Cherry Storm, Hajnal, Epidermis, Strangeprogram, Thrash, Lawn Wake I (LW EP Edit), Choprite, AIM Anthem, Dance and Zeal, Kanon Medley ~Metal Wings~, Clockwork, JULIA, Heavenly Spores, Distorted God, Radio Heads, Epilogue, Spoils, Ripoff, Since 1983, A FLOWER GARDEN, The earth blew up, Phalanx, Chronograph, Black Key Etude, Trinity, super mario bros theme (original NES is awesome), Jack-The-Ripper, Poppin' Shower, cheerful forest, Trisection v2, Devilz Staircase, Colibri, Club
FGO AAA's (2): Time To Eye, The Bird's Concrete Nosedive
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Yikes, poor Shakespeare. :P If you check all boxes in the test, it says that your total vocabulary size would be estimated to be around 45,000 words!
That means he invented 5,000+ words? xDLong live the arcade!Comment
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meh i'll take the test when i'm old or want to increse my vocab for whatever inane reason, the brain is just as smart (even maybe smarter) when your old as it is when you young.
stuff involving the brain can be put on the backburner, the body is only young once thoughComment
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15,800 words.
...hmm...BEST AAAs: Fluttershy (Monster Mix), S.E.B. in B.E.D., EHHS, Dreadnought [Heavy], .357 Magnum, Destination of the Heart, Oops, Boot, Puzzle, Colorful Course,
BLACKFLAGS: Spaceman, A FLOWER GARDEN, Paraclete, Just Why, Pussy Pump, Future Destination
BEST SDGs: Casino fire Kotomi-chan(7-0-0-1), Shitsubou Choco(7-0-0-0) Adventures of Lolo(7-0-0-3), Louder!! Louder!!!! Louder!!!!!!(3-0-0-1), Great Battleship(3-0-0-0), Shatterscape (Bexarametric Remix)(5-0-0-1)

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I'm committed to work in 'terpsichorean' into everyday conversation now..HIGH-FIVING A MILLION ANGELS!
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25,600
This is not a surprise since I do not like reading old literature books...===============================
The idea that RDCP 3 may come out in the future is a fun thought to have~
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16,800 words. Which is awesome for a non-native English speaker lol
How is "Deracinate" even considered rare ? Hell, even I know the word.Last edited by Artic_counter; 07-28-2011, 08:32 PM.Comment
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Test your English vocabulary size and measure how many words you know with Preply's free test (ex. Testyourvocab.com). For children, adults and EFL/ESL learners.
I got 25,700. Honestly, I thought I'd be closer to 30k, so I'm slightly disappointed. I looked up a lot of the words (didn't check the boxes though, that would be cheating) just to make myself that much smarterer. :P
Average for my age is 22,908, so I guess that puts me above average, but not by much. Also, they're asking for more participants that are under 15, so I'm gonna get my 11-year-old brother to do this.
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Nobody ever gets that item on the Peabody. If I ever administer it again I should insert that version as a troll 8)
Likewise, osculation, nidification and tonsorial have almost never been known (though I do get the occasional perplexed look followed by a correct guess).
Some of the items on this test are, I would say are quite a bit harder than these.
Anyway, I scored 40,000. I checked the dictionary after each (non obvious) item to make sure I defined it correctly.
Anyway, from section 1: I missed vibrissae.
In section 2: I missed prig, manacle, sobriquet (wtf?), Lothario (never seen), svelte, potboiler (unexpected definition), bibulous (unexpected definition), embonpoint (wtf!?), cenacle, fuliginious (I guessed woody or smoky. I didn't count it), williwaw (I guessed commotion, though, I didn't count it either), caitiff, pule.
To be fair though, I've spent a significant amount of time learning obscure words, and most of the last page I wouldn't have picked up otherwise.
Good stuff to add to my list though
If you like learning neologisms, here are some fun training tools:
Wordsmart challenge: http://www.wordsmart.com/ws_challenge/index2.php
Freerice: http://freerice.com/Last edited by Reach; 07-28-2011, 09:03 PM.
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It's a shame that some words aren't used more often. One of my favorite words is "crepuscular," but the impact is lost when few people actually know the word's meaning, let alone its existence. Makes it hard to actually USE it anywhere.Comment
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osculation = kissing! I actually know this one from one of my old math classes because there is a concept in vector calc known as the osculating plane
nidification = building a nest
tonsorial = no ideaComment


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