Dictionary problem - strange

[Kent A Bathurst]

I was looking in my old hard-copy Webster's dictionary, and the word "gullible" isn't in there. :confused: What's up with that?

[Carlos Alden]

I was looking in my old hard-copy Webster's dictionary, and the word "gullible" isn't in there. :confused: What's up with that?

You been eating that rummy Christmas fruitcake again?

Carlos

[Steve Rozmiarek]

Ya better look again Kent. ;)

[ROY DICK]

Not gullible on this end, so I won't bother to look it up.:D

Roy

[Kent A Bathurst]

Not gullible on this end, so I won't bother to look it up.:D

Roy

Spoilsport. :)

[John Coloccia]

I was looking in my old hard-copy Webster's dictionary, and the word "gullible" isn't in there. :confused: What's up with that?

Abridged or unabridged?
:p

[Kent A Bathurst]

You clever rascals were supposed to sit back with me and watch how many we could reel in, dagnabbit.

[Todd Trebuna]

Alas, so many spoilers.:)

[Bill Cunningham]

I believe it's all explained here:

[Brian Kent]

Kent, all these folks didn't actually look it up.

You are absolutely right, because gullible is not actually a word. It is the family name of an inventor.

You can find it written on the bottom of every GE refrigerator and under the battery in every GM car.

Mr. Kent

[Kent A Bathurst]

Mr. Kent -

I didn't think they all looked it up, but I did hook a couple fish. Also - may I presume you do not own any GE refridgerators or GM products? Sounds like you took the bait once, eh? I never owned either, so I will take you word for it, and not go looking. heh-heh-heh.

Kent