August 21st, 2009

Spellchecked

I am doing the spellcheck on a story, and these are the words I’ve clicked “ignore” on. I wonder what clues they give as to the nature of the story:

uncatered
minifridge
Lavalife
colours
Coke
FedEx’d
admins
midconversation
dj
nothinger
orthodics
Prius
maritalness
bellish
clearish
one-night-standish
lingerie’d
unmuscled
fleshshaping
unerotic
clinkless

In some ways, that’s pretty much the whole story in miniature, in slang and neologisms. Weird.

She wears her overcoat for the coming of the nuclear winter
RR

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