Re: US English Spelling of "perpostious" ?

Johann B=E4cker wrote:
> I haven't a clue, nor obviously: Gooogle.
>
> Have checked two (2) print dictionaries . . .parpostious, perpostious-,
> ****postious- and nothing.
>
> Is this a word (per-pos-tious) that I have IMAGINED for more than
> forty-five (45) years???
>
> Thanks
>
> Johann


In the "Misspellings" section of

<http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/english/Pr/Prepostero=
us.html>

can be found "perposterous," among others. Nothing without an "r" in
the last couple of syllables, however.


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