Is the word "lefts" a real word?? - This is for you Rumble Cat -

[neek]

Simple question. Feel free to use sentences also.

[RumbleCat]

After further review, it appears I was wrong. Read halfway down the page, the example you posted on this before is even used.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lefts

I apologize, you aren't nearly as illiterate as I thought you were, thank God.

[neek]

Originally Posted by RumbleCat

After further review, it appears I was wrong. Read halfway down the page, the example you posted on this before is even used.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lefts

I apologize, you aren't nearly as illiterate as I thought you were, thank God.

I knew it all along buddy.

[SunsetBengal]

Use it in a sentence?

I put my annoying neighbor to the ground, with a short series of devastating lefts.

[CKWI88]

Of course it is.

"2 wrongs don't make a right but 3 lefts make a right." Is a classic example.

[Steeler Eater]

B**** lefts my cookies in the oven too long. Now I'ma lefts you at da gas station. Hears a quarter, call someone who cares.

[RumbleCat]

You guys are just making fun of me now, I'll start jacking people up with the Who-Dey sword, we'll see what pieces of youse is lefts!

[BengalYankee]

Originally Posted by RumbleCat

You guys are just making fun of me now, I'll start jacking people up with the Who-Dey sword, we'll see what pieces of youse is lefts!

Here use this weapon an old r'tarded banned friend of mine gave me.

[HearUsRoar]

Originally Posted by neek

Simple question. Feel free to use sentences also.

'Tis

The examples have already been shown, but yes, definitely a word.

[RumbleCat]

Originally Posted by BengalYankee

Here use this weapon an old r'tarded banned friend of mine gave me.

lol

Did he look like this?

[neek]

Rumble Cat had a sure thing with those 3 hot blondes but he dropped the ball, he's all lefts today.

[XenoMorph]

Originally Posted by BengalYankee

Here use this weapon an old r'tarded banned friend of mine gave me.

tiger with sword >> than smiley with bullets.

[BengalYankee]

Originally Posted by RumbleCat

lol

Did he look like this?

Not quite. He was a loose canon and he looked like this when annoyed...

[RumbleCat]

Originally Posted by neek

Rumble Cat had a sure thing with those 3 hot blondes but he dropped the ball, he's all lefts today.

Okay, I admitted I was wrong! Is it GO TIME?

[THEBURG]

How about "gots", I hear a lot of young people, using this as a word.

Even my spell check jumped on it.

[Robbie Sharp]

Here's one: Fred is so far to the lefts he always thinks he's actually right.

[RumbleCat]

Originally Posted by Robbie Sharp

Here's one: Fred is so far to the lefts he always thinks he's actually right.

Oh that's gonna' sting!

[Jason]

Originally Posted by THEBURG

How about "gots", I hear a lot of young people, using this as a word.

Even my spell check jumped on it.

I think that it is "got's"... As in "I got's to get it". I could be wrong.

[HearUsRoar]

Originally Posted by THEBURG

How about "gots", I hear a lot of young people, using this as a word.

Even my spell check jumped on it.

Originally Posted by Jason

I think that it is "got's"... As in "I got's to get it". I could be wrong.

Neither are a word. "Gots" is slang. I think it usually replaces "have", but it's use is slang.

[RumbleCat]

Originally Posted by HearUsRoar

Neither are a word. "Gots" is slang. I think it usually replaces "have", but it's use is slang.

Oh sure, flaunt your education in our faces!

[CKWI88]

Originally Posted by HearUsRoar

Neither are a word. "Gots" is slang. I think it usually replaces "have", but it's use is slang.

This is true. People frequently replace "I have" with "I've got" or "I got." While one could argue for the legitimacy of the latter two in modern English, "gots" (treating the word 'got' as a normal verb and adding the 3rd person s to it) is a colloquialism.

[Jason]

Originally Posted by CKWI88

This is true. People frequently replace "I have" with "I've got" or "I got." While one could argue for the legitimacy of the latter two in modern English, "gots" (treating the word 'got' as a normal verb and adding the 3rd person s to it) is a colloquialism.

Really?

I thought that we were goofing around.

Before I know it someone will tell me that teef does not = teeth.

I got's to go to bed.

[THEBURG]

Originally Posted by RumbleCat

Oh sure, flaunt your education in our faces!

I'll roll with it, until something better comes along.

[THEBURG]

Originally Posted by Jason

Really?

I thought that we were goofing around.

Before I know it someone will tell me that teef does not = teeth.

I got's to go to bed.

CHA-CHING, GOOD ONE!

[XenoMorph]

Originally Posted by Jason

I think that it is "got's"... As in "I got's to get it". I could be wrong.

yeah but that translates to I Got is to get it

I would say Gots' ?

i think the the slang of Gots... actually means

Have got