Is "renumerate" a word?

Hi,
[nq:2]Re: Is "renumerate" a word?[/nq]
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=renumerate

Kev

Irregardless of weather its a word or not, I could care less, I'm completely disinterested in renumerate. (Said tongue and cheek of coarse, so its a mute point.)

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[nq:1] "reneumerate."[/nq]

MC filted:
[nq:1]I know, I know, it's a common misspelling of "remunerate." But it looks as though it ought to be a word. Is it?[/nq]
It probably is, but most people would use "renumber"..
[nq:1]Incidentally, I saw a post in another group today that managed to misspell "renumerate" the poster wrote "reneumerate."[/nq]
Or did he actually mean "reneumerate": "to apply o

[nq:1]MC filted:[/nq]
From the context he meant "remunerate."

[nq:2]MC filted: It probably is, but most people would use ... had it and then lost it, certain medieval musical notation"?...r[/nq]
[nq:1]From the context he meant "remunerate."[/nq]
That's a mistake that one not only sees often, but hears, too. I've heard people mention 'renumeration' when talking about what they earned on overtime, for example.

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Robin Bignall

[nq:2]From the context he meant "remunerate."[/nq]
[nq:1]That's a mistake that one not only sees often, but hears, too. I've heard people mention 'renumeration' when talking about what they earned on overtime, for example.[/nq]
Sometimes when I look at my remuneration and calculate what goes to the government, I think of the balance as a case of renumeration.

[nq:1] "reneumerate."[/nq]
dictionary.com

renumerate

\***"***\ (r?n?"m?r?t), v. t. (L. renumeratus, p. p. of renumerare to count over, count up; pref. re- re- + numerare to count. See Numerate.) To recount. ~~

It appears to already be a word.

~misty "numerate on me"

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[nq:1]dictionary.com renumerate \***"***\ (r?n?"m?r?t), v. t. (L. renumeratus, p. p. of renumerare to count over, count up; pref. re- re- + numerare to count. See Numerate.) To recount. ~~ It appears to already be a word.[/nq]
The OED marks it as "obsolete", and the usage examples are indeed antique.

I suppose that will be owing to the eclipse of numerate_ by

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[nq:2]dictionary.com renumerate \***"***\ (r?n?"m?r?t), v. t. (L. renumeratus, p. p. ... To recount. ~~ It appears to already be a word.[/nq]
[nq:1]The OED marks it as "obsolete", and the usage examples are indeed antique. I suppose that will be owing to the eclipse of numerate_ by _number.[/nq]
I wouldn't kn

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[nq:1]The OED marks it as "obsolete", and the usage examples are indeed antique.[/nq]
Used to be applicable in computer programming back at the times (i.e. even as late as by the end of 80's for home 8-bit units) when a program (esp. in BASIC) would have each code line preceded by number to determine the