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Cooberate
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Broomhilda
2004-01-26 12:38:01 UTC
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Is there such a word as cooberate in English, meaning to agree or there
abouts?

My memory says there is, but I can't find it in my dictionary.
zbihniew hairetikós
2004-01-26 12:58:38 UTC
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Post by Broomhilda
Is there such a word as cooberate in English, meaning to agree or there
abouts?
don't you mean "to cooperate" or "to collaborate"?
I guess the problem is you reformed spelling ;P :D
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A.B. Normal 65
2004-01-27 12:54:40 UTC
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Do you mean "corroborate"? It means to strengthen or support with
other evidence, to make more certain or to confirm.
Post by Broomhilda
Is there such a word as cooberate in English, meaning to agree or there
abouts?
My memory says there is, but I can't find it in my dictionary.
Broomhilda
2004-01-28 14:29:37 UTC
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You have it!! And to think I used to win spelling bees. How the mighty
have fallen!
Thank you!
Post by A.B. Normal 65
Do you mean "corroborate"? It means to strengthen or support with
other evidence, to make more certain or to confirm.
Post by Broomhilda
Is there such a word as cooberate in English, meaning to agree or there
abouts?
My memory says there is, but I can't find it in my dictionary.
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