"Accomodate" word not in dictionary?

[VinegarTasters]

I could not believe it. Is the word "accomodate" NOT in the dictionary? I typed this inside a Chrome browser running on OSX Mavericks. I think the red underline is part of Apple's checking (is that true?). Is the blame on Google Chrome? Or OSX Mavericks? Such a common word should be in the dictionary somewhere!

 

[Quackers]

accommodate has two m's - at least it does in England

 

[steve-p]

At least you didn't say it was 'rediculous' that it wasn't in the dictionary.

 

[otech]

Would have been a lot less effort just to double check your spelling....


http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/accomodate

 

[matt2053]

It's incredible to me that someone would film, edit, and publish this without bothering to look at an actual dictionary first.

 

[Yidahoo]

This one deserves to go viral. I have done my bit

 

[anzio]

No issues here. Across the whole OS and in Chrome, it corrects it to accommodate.

Obviously something is borked on your end.

 

[50548]

It's incredible to me that someone would film, edit, and publish this without bothering to look at an actual dictionary first.

It doesn't take a native speaker to know that it has two Ms; not to mention that the OS/browser correctly highlighted it as bad spelling.

Is this the stupidest thread of the year or what?

 

[S.B.G]

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Thread closed.