Spell check will be fine with it, once you add it to your dictionary...next time it balks, look at your choices, and add it and you will never see the red squiggle again for that wordOriginally Posted by holensum
Spell check doesn't like tyers, reason I asked. And tiers is, well, a row, rank or layer of articles according to Webster. So, maybe we are tiers, we put layer after layer of stuff on a hook in the hopes it will attract fish.
"Trust, but verify" - Russian Proverb, as used by Ronald Reagan
You could always use the English English words. Someone who makes fishing flies is a "fly dresser". The pattern being known as the "dressing". This is one of the cases when simplification leads to confusion. (While we are at it can we have the letter "U" back?)
Cheers,
A.
Mao
Many words depend upon the context in which they are used for their meaning as they have more than one meaning.
Here's what Webster's says on line...........
Definition of TIER
: one that ties
Variants of TIER
ti?er or ty?er
First Known Use of TIER
1633
Last edited by Byron haugh; 03-20-2013 at 05:15 PM.
Yes Byron, that is what I implied. Take a look at the original.
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