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Sometimes when i made a mistake i tend to unpublish that word on erban dickshtionary and correct that word on erban dickshtionary that how me corrections work
by pnmnmorshshttkork April 13, 2025
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Corrections occifer

A very vulgar way to describe someone who always corrects anothers mistakes about anything in general
You're a total corrections occifer, stop correcting every mistake I make about astronomy yah fucking Jerk!
by cklawn September 15, 2016
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No Corrections Day

November 12, 4:10 a.m. - November 13, 4:10 a.m.

On this day shall no corrections of faulty English formation/structure/spelling be made, as agreed by participating delegates.
No Corrections Day
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Person 1: brush your teeth as if there's no tomorrow.

Person 2: =S I will do that indeed.
by Thr33mo November 14, 2010
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VCO Vocabulary Corrections Officer

A person who feels the need to correct every wrong word you say including pronunciation
my wife could get a job as a VCO Vocabulary Corrections Officer
by revdog February 1, 2009
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Asterisk (Corrections)

An asterisk is used (*) in terms of correction of when a word is misspelled or mistaken for another. It is placed at the end of the correct word to replace a clearly definable mistake in a sentence.
guy 1: do you're cat even sleep?
guy 2: your*

box: have you ever heard of personifacation?

table: personification*

Asterisk (Corrections)
by bigbooty59 April 24, 2019
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Department of Corrections

A bullshit ass corrupted department that dont know shit about the laws. They are the stupidest people on the earth.
The department of corrections is bullshit.
The Department of Corrections is corrupted.
by Princess22 October 20, 2008
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*X and X* typo corrections

X is the word/words that is correct, (*) is pointing to the direction the typo was written/made.
*X and X* typo corrections are often used it chats or places were grammar corrections are limited:

Are you coming to the café?

Ues
Yes*?

Yes it was!
by X for chat (David) March 1, 2018
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