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    What is the derivation of the word "caveat " ? Gary says it's Latin. I say it's French

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    0  Views: 2391 Answers: 4 Posted: 11 years ago
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      Definitely Latin. ""Caveat: Ask her at your own peril! mycatsmom: meOWWW!

      11 years ago. Rating: 3
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        hector5559

        Wow,ill have some of that,Well good,
        commented 11 years ago
        mycatsmom

        hahahah. Thx, Clonge
        commented 11 years ago

        You are iniuriam.

        11 years ago. Rating: 3
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          mycatsmom

          what does that mean, Diggy ?
          commented 11 years ago
          digger

          You are "wrong" (latin)
          I bet you thought I was being rude,didn't
          you ?
          commented 11 years ago

          I'd go with Gary-LATIN

          10 years ago. Rating: 1
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            16th Century Latin.

            10 years ago. Rating: 0
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