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Mississippi’s speller hits the stage

Thu, May 29, 2008 - 10:41 AM

Shakeika Everett of Waynesboro, Miss., just stepped up to the stage.



The eighth-grader missed on “indolent.”

She spelled it “indulent.”

-- Amy Dominello
  1. Did anyone notice Sathwik Katragadda missed “cartel,“ spelling it “cortile”?

    “Cortile” is actually a word, though not the word Sathwik was asked to spell.  It means “an enclosed courtyard” and is pronounced “cor-TEE-lay”.

    It’s the word runner-up Prem Trivedi missed in 1997, opening the door for Rebecca Sealfon’s famous winning word “euonym”.

    Prem spelled it “cortille”.

    Posted by on 05/29 at 10:47 AM
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