> Individual data on body surface area affected by psoriasis (BSA) over the 20 weeks of the study (n=233)

I wonder if this individual data would be understood correctly: a table of data listing values per each individual participant

@CowperKettle I think in context it would be fine... is it the caption for a table?

@ColleenV yes

Word of the day: pointer swizzling

By my lights, this is a misnomer because despite the fact there's an extra variable in the example there when you unswizzle the pointer, pointers are magical and by converting them to a couple of basic integers you definitely swizzle the fizz out of them.

Today's idiom: "sleep tight" "All is ready and we leave as soon as breakfast is over. Goodbye little Diary. /‘Sleep tight and wake bright,’ for I will need you when I return." -Susan Bradford Eppes

Hello everyone, I am struggling to find a precise and exhaustive list of all English irregular verbs and their pronunciation. Can someone please enlight me for the pronunciation of "chid and chidden" for the irregular verb "to chide, chid, chidden" please?

@Hexacoordinate-C Hello, have you checked a learner's dictionary for the pronunciation? Is it listed there?

@Hexacoordinate-C I believe Wikipedia has a pretty exhaustive list of them. I can't say I've ever seen chide used as an irregular verb (and there are zero actual results for chide, while there is one for chidden, from 1993, in the Corpus of Contemporary American English), and learner's dictionaries such as the Oxford one or the LDOCE don't even mention the irregular forms.

@Hexacoordinate-C Oh dear, I just checked a few online dictionaries and indeed it is not listed there. I am wondering whether a pronunciation dictionary has these, but I don't know now.

Anyway, the Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary entry in this case contains the pronunciation you want (merriam-webster.com/dictionary/chid), but the IPA transcriptions (which MW does not use) can be found here. You'd do well to always check all the dictionaries you have available.

I'm talking about this list on Wikipedia, not the abbreviated one in the main article.

@snailboat Do you also have the Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary?

Hi @V.V. long time no see.