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WuTang | 23:43 Sun 08th May 2011 | ChatterBank
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...that contains four double letters in a row. Thanks
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what (as if this were a word) like happoons?
23:44 Sun 08th May 2011
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or 4 separate letters twice?
23:45 Sun 08th May 2011
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aye
23:45 Sun 08th May 2011
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your first question
23:45 Sun 08th May 2011
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do you mean *******aabbccdd*****?
23:47 Sun 08th May 2011
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yes scotman
23:48 Sun 08th May 2011
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Subbookkeeper
23:48 Sun 08th May 2011
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Balloonneer
23:49 Sun 08th May 2011
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a prize for sir.prize
23:50 Sun 08th May 2011
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Are you asking to test us because I don't think such a word exists in English.
23:50 Sun 08th May 2011
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sir-prize got it right
23:51 Sun 08th May 2011
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Balloonneer certainly doesn't: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/balloonneer
23:52 Sun 08th May 2011
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As I posted earlier - a nonce-word
23:56 Sun 08th May 2011
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OK on Google
23:58 Sun 08th May 2011
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Neither The Oxford English Dictionary nor Chambers lists balloonneer...why on earth would that have a double 'n'?...or subbookkeeper. These are just words deliberately created to fit the parameters set by your question and others like it over the years.
08:22 Mon 09th May 2011

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