Why is the noun form of "obnoxious" "obnoxiousness," rather than "obnoxioun?"
If something is a monstrosity, could I say that it has the property of being monstrositous? Could I speak of its monstrositousness?
If you rode a pogo stick yesterday, would you say that you pogo sticked, pogo stuck, or that you pogoed stick?
If something is a monstrosity, could I say that it has the property of being monstrositous? Could I speak of its monstrositousness?
If you rode a pogo stick yesterday, would you say that you pogo sticked, pogo stuck, or that you pogoed stick?
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