Longest English word with different letters

[Miracle_seed]

This is a question that I have no answer:
What is the longest English word with different letters?

E.g : SUBORDINATE is 11-letter word with no repeating letter....

[strikingstar]

SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS.

[JetLee0510]

This is a question that I have no answer:
What is the longest English word with different letters?

E.g : SUBORDINATE is 11-letter word with no repeating letter....english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..

[bp_ffei]

SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS.

Yeah, well, Miracle_seed wants a word with NO repeating letters/alphabets. So supercalifgragilisticexpialidocious doesn't pass this criteria with repeated "s", "u" and so on...

[ElansarGelmir]

11 words: malefaction, hyperbolism, hyperbatons, promulgated, grandiosely, misanthrope, misanthropy

13: hydromagnetic, unpredictably, troublemaking, subordinately, ambidextrously

15: uncopyrightable

*My eyes are so sore...*

[chiachean]

The longest word with no consonant repeating is PNEUMATICOHYDRAULIQUES

[chiachean]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English

check this out

[Miracle_seed]

english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..
How many letters are there in German?


11 words: malefaction, hyperbolism, hyperbatons, promulgated, grandiosely, misanthrope, misanthropy

13: hydromagnetic, unpredictably, troublemaking, subordinately, ambidextrously

15: uncopyrightable

So far, the longest is 15-letter word, is it? But it seems Firefox underline this word.....

[ElansarGelmir]

I guess it ain't a real word yet. At least it's not listed in dictionary.com for now. I came across that in the urban dictionary

[yeerui]

The longest words with no repeated letters are dermatoglyphics, misconjugatedly and uncopyrightables.

Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English

Feel free to read more under the subtopic Words with certain characteristics of notable length

[JetLee0510]

english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..
How many letters are there in German?


well...wat I meant is.. longest word, but nt without repetiton of letters.. such as..

1.Rindfleischetikettierungs?berwachungsaufgaben?bertragungsgesetz

2.Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaftskapit?n

3.Bet?ubungsmittelverschreibungsverordnung

4.Rechtsschutzversicherungsgesellschaften

and so on.. gt reli a lot bcoz of german grammar

[Miracle_seed]

The longest words with no repeated letters are dermatoglyphics, misconjugatedly and uncopyrightables.

Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English

Feel free to read more under the subtopic Words with certain characteristics of notable length
Somehow,Firefox underlines all the words above, I wonder why......

[youngyew]

Firefox's dictionary is not the most complete dictionary... for example it doesn't have newer words such as blogger, google etc.

[chiachean]

The longest words with no repeated letters are dermatoglyphics, misconjugatedly and uncopyrightables.

Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English

Feel free to read more under the subtopic Words with certain characteristics of notable lengthhey, no copycat , please

[chiachean]

english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..
How many letters are there in German?


well...wat I meant is.. longest word, but nt without repetiton of letters.. such as..

1.Rindfleischetikettierungs?berwachungsaufgaben?bertragungsgesetz

this word has so many repeated letters

[JetLee0510]

english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..
How many letters are there in German?


well...wat I meant is.. longest word, but nt without repetiton of letters.. such as..

1.Rindfleischetikettierungs?berwachungsaufgaben?bertragungsgesetz

this word has so many repeated letters
didnt u see wat I typed!?

"NOT WITHOUT REPETITION OF LETTERS"

[youngyew]

Cool down jet lee... I think Chia Chean just misinterpreted your previous post.

[JetLee0510]

Cool down jet lee... I think Chia Chean just misinterpreted your previous post. yea.. I'm cooled.

[Shoblast]

no offence, but i normally just gloss over what you type because of your refusal to spell properly.

And i suspect so do some other people.

Well, actually, some offence.

[JetLee0510]

no offence, but i normally just gloss over what you type because of your refusal to spell properly.

And i suspect so do some other people.

Well, actually, some offence. oh.. I typed wrongly, again ?

[Shoblast]

Nono, what i mean is more like this:

english.. ? u hv more tis type of things in german..

substitution of "you" with "u", "this" with "tis/dis", "what" with "wat", etc.

[youngyew]

Haha guys, digression eh?

[JetLee0510]

Haha guys, digression eh? oh sorry.. but b4 tat.. is tat my fault using those "u" , "tis", etc ...huh?

[Shoblast]

lol, its not your fault. I was slightly tired the other night too, so i was kinda annoyed by the shortcut spellings. Its really distracting.

Seeing how this thread is kinda english based, i just thought i'd bring it up.

But i maintain my stand: its really distracting. You normally see it used by internet noobs, so unconciously or not, it doesn't really help credibility when you speak like that.

[JetLee0510]

lol, its not your fault. I was slightly tired the other night too, so i was kinda annoyed by the shortcut spellings. Its really distracting.

Seeing how this thread is kinda english based, i just thought i'd bring it up.

But i maintain my stand: its really distracting. You normally see it used by internet noobs, so unconciously or not, it doesn't really help credibility when you speak like that.
more or less.. yes..

ok.. get it. :idea: