ampersand
\Am'per*sand\, n. [A corruption of and, per se and, i. e., & by itself makes and.] A word used to describe the character ?, ?, or &. --Halliwell.
Besides, this is an and: 'and'
(\Am'per*sand\, n. [A corruption of and, per se and, i. e., & by itself makes and.] A word used to describe the character ?, ?, or &. --Halliwell.
Besides, this is an and: 'and'
monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?,
Thu 20 May 2004, 14:33,
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thank you.Adobe® also say that it from the latin 'et' being written very quickly.
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Thu 20 May 2004, 14:35,
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I asumed everybody already knew that. monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?,
Thu 20 May 2004, 14:42,
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