Comment Comment by thaumasiotes > people want to guess words they use or have heard of, not "aahed"That isn't a correct diagnosis; people have heard of aahed. You'll find it naturally in the expression "[someone] oohed and aahed".People don't want aahed, and their instinct that it shouldn't count is reasonable, but unfamiliarity isn't the problem with it. parent thaumasiotes 9 months ago
That isn't a correct diagnosis; people have heard of aahed. You'll find it naturally in the expression "[someone] oohed and aahed".
People don't want aahed, and their instinct that it shouldn't count is reasonable, but unfamiliarity isn't the problem with it.