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Twisted lexiconists

Twisted lexiconists

Twisted lexiconists

(OP)
If a twisted lexiconistic twister should, by twisting a twist, but in twisting the twist, one twist should untwist,
which of the twisted lexiconists untwisted the original twist?

RE: Twisted lexiconists

As you originally state "a lexiconistic twister" you are talking in the singular, therefore there is only one lexiconist to untwist the original twist.

By the way, lexiconistic and lexiconist show as misspelled words in my new spell checker.

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pat

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