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Stadiums in one word on 07:36 - Jul 30 with 1764 views

BondiBlue

Stoke - windblown

It's like AI has sat there.

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Stadiums in one word on 10:52 - Jul 30 with 1510 views

Keno

Stadiums in one word on 07:36 - Jul 30 by BondiBlue
Stoke - windblown It's like AI has sat there.

Who hasn't been blown in Stoke on Tuesday evening

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Stadiums in one word on 10:58 - Jul 30 with 1477 views

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Stadiums in one word on 10:52 - Jul 30 by Keno
Who hasn't been blown in Stoke on Tuesday evening

Who hasn’t been proud?

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Stadiums in one word on 11:05 - Jul 30 with 1450 views

Portmanteauxcurling

Stadia.

Stadiums in one word on 11:08 - Jul 30 with 1425 views

ronnyd

Shouldn't Hillsborough now be called 'Barmy'?

Stadiums in one word on 11:09 - Jul 30 with 1422 views

Miaow

Proud as (a) Punch.

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Stadiums in one word on 11:20 - Jul 30 with 1377 views

Keno

Stadiums in one word on 11:05 - Jul 30 by Portmanteauxcurling
Stadia.

Although, without wishing to be a pendant from The Oxford English Dictionary provides two plural forms for "stadium": stadiums and stadia. While stadia is the traditional, Latin-derived plural, stadiums is now the more common and natural-sounding plural in modern English

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Stadiums in one word on 12:26 - Jul 30 with 1279 views

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Stadiums in one word on 11:20 - Jul 30 by Keno
Although, without wishing to be a pendant from The Oxford English Dictionary provides two plural forms for "stadium": stadiums and stadia. While stadia is the traditional, Latin-derived plural, stadiums is now the more common and natural-sounding plural in modern English

I thought you'd dropped being a pendant?

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Matt_Netherlands

Oxford- Incomplete.

Superb.

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Bloots

Stadiums in one word on 11:08 - Jul 30 by ronnyd
Shouldn't Hillsborough now be called 'Barmy'?

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Stadiums in one word on 12:55 - Jul 30 with 1139 views

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Stadiums in one word on 14:55 - Jul 30 with 968 views

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Stadiums in one word on 11:20 - Jul 30 by Keno
Although, without wishing to be a pendant from The Oxford English Dictionary provides two plural forms for "stadium": stadiums and stadia. While stadia is the traditional, Latin-derived plural, stadiums is now the more common and natural-sounding plural in modern English

Thanks for explaining this (for the benefit of those that didn't know) Keno but if you thought I was erroneously trying to correct you for your use of the word stadium, you're mistaken. I was responding to your request for "Stadiums in one word" and, as I was first to give the right answer, do I win a prize?

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