[as TP was losing to ZP in Scrabble]
TP: “Suq? Are you sure that’s a word?”
ZP: “Yes! It is! Ask Mommy!”
TP [calling out to me]: “Is S-U-Q a word?”
Me: “Yes.”
ZP: “Told you!”
[as TP was losing to ZP in Scrabble]
TP: “Suq? Are you sure that’s a word?”
ZP: “Yes! It is! Ask Mommy!”
TP [calling out to me]: “Is S-U-Q a word?”
Me: “Yes.”
ZP: “Told you!”
of course, it’s a word. but a better question is whether it is an english word.
also, i don’t see how anyone could possibly use “SUQ” in scrabble because the Q tile comes with a U attached and “SUQu” is not a word.
it has become an english word (or at least it is found in english dictionaries).
what kind of scrabble game have you been playing?! (interro-knock-off-version-with-easy-QU-tile!)