ect. is an often falsely used abbreviation for et cetera which means "and so on/forth".
Also it is not one word as implied by the most upvoted definition and you DON'T use "and" in front of it, since "et" means "and" in Latin.
Also it is not one word as implied by the most upvoted definition and you DON'T use "and" in front of it, since "et" means "and" in Latin.
If I were rich I would do all that douchey rich-people stuff like drinking Dom Pérignon all day etc.
WRONG: I ate so much healthy stuff like bananas, apples and ect
WRONG: I ate so much healthy stuff like bananas, apples and ect
by CorryWilliams October 23, 2015