speller
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- noun
- /ˈspɛlər/
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deletreador
- In the spelling bee, she proved to be an exceptional speller, impressing everyone with her skills.
- poor speller
- good speller
I just said that I I'm not a good speller, so you can't text me back.
- I just said that I I'm not a good speller, so you can't text me back.
- Knows that while he may not be a fast reader or a super speller, he is bright and has much to offer the world.
- So you have information all over the brain and and when you are a good speller, it means that you are good at bringing that information together.
- I am a good speller, but I was first eliminated and my grandmother, who's past RIP was in the balcony trying to mouth the letters to me.
Examples
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I am a good speller, but I was first eliminated and my grandmother, who's past RIP was in the balcony trying to mouth the letters to me.
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In addition, it showed that good spellers were better at making meaning judgments.
Academic text (2002) -
Kid's a good speller, Pop.
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Are you a good speller?
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Is he a great speller?
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Yeah, I'm not a great speller, man, but I think this is all wrong.
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My brother Allen was the best speller.
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We have with us today 20 of the top Catholic spellers from all over the country.
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Terrible speller.
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Didn't you say they were lousy spellers?
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Speller comes from the verb spell, which means 'to name the letters of a word', and the ending -er, which means 'one who does something'. So a speller is simply someone who can correctly name or write the letters of words.