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Am not good at making the sounds of words by stringing letters together, but you should know what I mean in each option... just tick the closest one? XD

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Used a white hair dye. (not the one Liz got me, maybe later) My hair is now pearl-y coloured.

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Really I say 'Caterham' more like 'Kay-ter-um', but the one I picked is closest. :) Polls like this are fascinating! I'm looking forward to seeing the results as more people vote!

I used to say kay-ter-ham and got looked at in a weird way...

I hope more people will vote!

I didn't pick for Gyratory, because my automatic response would be jai-rah-tory. But I've really no idea since I've never said the word in my life!

XD never heard of that one before. It's just one of those words I use a lot at work... most people (including me) I hear say it one way, but my boss says it another...

Lol - ahhh well, I am almost too scared to go and look up the meaning ;)

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On some of these, it was 'pick the closest'. XD

Bot-ole made me think of some guy in a serape shouting "Ole!" so thus I had to not pick it. >D

I DIDN'T MEAN "OLE!" D<

Caterham: ka-ter-ham
Gyratory: ji-ra-to-ri (with the same dry pronouncing as Asian languages)

Also, TEE-KEE. XD

I actually say 'kate-er-um' for Caterham.

In case it matters at all...

"jai-ruh-tory"

Didn't answer for a couple because my knee-jerk reaction to "quay" is "kwai," I have no idea how I'd pronounce "Caterham" (likewise with "gyratory"), and I couldn't figure out which choice to pick for bottle (bot/dul!)

Lame California accent represent.

I actually say tew-na. XD

What's Caterham?

tew-na, toon-na, same difference~

It's just the name of a little town over here XD

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