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I posited this question in the forum about the book Make a Real Living as a Freelance Writer, but it's kind of quiet in there, and I'm still desirous of feedback.
On a page in the book, I found the word "irontight," used to mean "ironclad" or "airtight." I thought it was a unique word, especially since I haven't found it in a dictionary.
Is iron tight? And if something is irontight, does it follow that it could be "airclad"?
This new word needs properly defined, etymologized, and lexicographied. Can we fix it?
Bob/bfdc
On a page in the book, I found the word "irontight," used to mean "ironclad" or "airtight." I thought it was a unique word, especially since I haven't found it in a dictionary.
Is iron tight? And if something is irontight, does it follow that it could be "airclad"?
This new word needs properly defined, etymologized, and lexicographied. Can we fix it?
Bob/bfdc