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heat | HAOETheet |
There is no "heet" so phonetic is fine here, but arguably HAEThaet should also be a stroke for heat because it looks like disambiguation might be necessary. |
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help | HEPhep | Brief. | edited by ezyang |
help | HEL/-Phelp | edited by ezyang | |
help | HEFPhep | Misstroke. | edited by ezyang |
hors d'oeuvre | HOR/TKERBhorderv | Misstroke. | edited by ezyang |
hors d'oeuvre | OR/TKER/*Forderf |
In general, strokes using the ORor prefix are pluralized, e.g. OR/TKEFRBorderv; this is the only way to stroke the singular with this prefix. |
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hors d'oeuvre | HOR/TKEFRBShorderv |
Misstroke.
For plural, don't use HORhor prefix |
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hors d'oeuvres | HOR/TKEFRB/-Shordervs |
In general, strokes using the HORhor prefix are singular, e.g. HOR/TKEFRBShorderv; this is the only way to stroke plural with that prefix. |
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hors d'oeuvre | HOR/TKEFRBhorderv | edited by ezyang | |
hors d'oeuvre | OR/TKUR/*Fordurf | edited by ezyang | |
happy | HAEPhaep |
Brief.
See also many |
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he | Ee |
Brief.
It's like a Cockney accent! |
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have | SKRv | Misstroke. | edited by ezyang |
have | SRv |
Brief.
Solitary brief, HAFhaf vacated for half and HA*Fhaf vacated for 1/2 |
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heavy | HOEUFhoif | Brief. | edited by percidae |
heaven | H*EFPBhefn | edited by percidae | |
heaven | HEFPBhefn | edited by percidae | |
hopefully | HOEP/TPHREUhohpfli | edited by repalviglator | |
hopefully | HO*EFPLhoh[fp]l | edited by repalviglator | |
herb | ERBerb | edited by ytknick | |
herb | HERBherb | edited by ytknick | |
handling | HAPBLGhanlg | edited by ytknick |