Sleeze factor

[Xavier_Onassis]

I suppose expecting you to own and use a dictionary would be too much to expect.

The program that runs this website corrects errors on ever computer I have accessed it on, so excuse me while I refuse to believe you one more time.

Logically, you should get a computer that does spelling if that is really the case.

[sirs]

Who carries a dictionary on them?  Do you??  I realize the effort to dry and deflect the points made earlier into some irrelevent case of mispelling.  When I'm on a break at work, a computer is a computer.  NONE of the computers at work have a spelling check for this forum.  So if the point is made, while a word or 2 might me misspelled, what's the problem??  Especially when you consider you'll take perfectly spelled words, and completely distort the context in which they were used.   

[Xavier_Onassis]

http://dictionary.reference.com/

One of many.

Just google "dictionary"

[sirs]

I use it frequently. ... just not 100% of the time.....which again has absolutely squat to do with the thread and the points made.  You're free to  relish in your latest deflection effort.  I have more important & valid tangents to deal with

[Xavier_Onassis]

It is hard to imagine that anything you deal with that involves words is of any importance at all.

[sirs]

And ust goes to demonstrate yet another example of being wrong

[Plane]

By the way, it is SLEAZE, not SLEEZE.

What?

Because of its Greek roots?

http://www.dailywritingtips.com/sleazy-and-slazy/

“Sleezy” is given in both the OED and Merriam-Webster as an alternate spelling of sleazy, but the only standard pronunciation of sleazy is /sl?’z?/, with a long e.

[Xavier_Onassis]

No Greek roots there.

[Plane]

 You are just so slazy sometimes.