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'Star' is English; 'starr' is not.
- 'Star' is English; 'starr' is not.
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Mister Micawber,
Unless Starr is referring to a last name (or surname) as in Ringo Starr, and then it is.
Hopefully, I can make one of these smiley faces.
'Star' is English; 'starr' is not.
Unless Starr is referring to a last name (or surname) as in Ringo Starr, and then it is.
Hopefully, I can make one of these smiley faces.
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Yes, of course. As in A Hard Day's Night, starring Ringo Starr.
Which brings up an interesting point: his name is coined (his real name is Richard Starkey). How legitimate is the stage name,'Starr', as an English word (aside from the fact that its creator is Liverpudlian)?
Which brings up an interesting point: his name is coined (his real name is Richard Starkey). How legitimate is the stage name,'Starr', as an English word (aside from the fact that its creator is Liverpudlian)?
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