Dermit
Hi everyone,
When you misbehave at school, you get a dermit. I heard someone from The Big Bang Theory say it. I wonder if it could be used in British English as well.
If you were asked to estimate the value of a property and your appraisal would exceed the real worth of the property, what verb would you use? I suppose that 'overestimate' wouldn't quite work in this case.
Do you wear round toe or rounded toe shoes? Can I also say that the shoes have a rounded toe?
Thank you! 
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" Ann225 I suppose that 'overestimate' wouldn't quite work in this case. The appraisers overestimated the property's value. Ann225 the shoes have a rounded toe?
- " Ann225 I suppose that 'overestimate' wouldn't quite work in this case.
- The appraisers overestimated the property's value.
- Ann225 the shoes have a rounded toe?
- Yes.
- "
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The word is "demerit."
Ann225I suppose that 'overestimate' wouldn't quite work in this case.
The appraisers overestimated the property's value.
Ann225the shoes have a rounded toe?
Yes. Not a "round toe."
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