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[Duque de Bragança]

Your English Vocabulary Size is:

28575
★★★ Top 0.43%
High
Low
★★★ Top 0.43%
You are Shakespeare! You can even create new words that will expand the English dictionary.

Romance language speakers über alles? (sic)

[Maladict]

30150, top 0,01% although I seriously doubt that. It wasn't that hard.

[Zanza]

29800 ... I am definitely not Shakespeare

[DGuller]

29800 ... I am definitely not Shakespeare

That's exactly what I got.  Except for me it says that I am indeed Shakespeare. 

[Richard Hakluyt]

30150 - You have an English vocabulary as large as a Dutchman's

[DGuller]

I missed one of those questions because I didn't catch that it asked for antonym instead of synonym. 

[Valmy]

30150 - You have an English vocabulary as large as a Dutchman's

Same

It would take many years of study to equal the vocabulary of a Dutchman.

[Maladict]

30150 - You have an English vocabulary as large as a Dutchman's

 

I'm sure you'll be up to Spaniard level soon. 

[Caliga]

0 - You have an English vocabulary as large as a North Sentinel Islander

[Savonarola]

Rail is a dangerous industry; there's falling risk from towers and bridges, high power electricity, locomotives and other large machinery.  Even a humble rail switch can easily crush a foot.  While the rail companies go to great lengths to emphasize safety the potential for injury is always present, and injuries can be severe or even fatal.  So last week when I was on the tracks I had the following conversation with a signalman.

Signalman:  We had an injury down at Wayne junction.
Savonarola:    What happened?
Signalman:  One of the flagmen threw out his back.
Savonarola:   

It probably wasn't funny to the flagman, but I was expecting a lot worse.

[Admiral Yi]

Rail is a dangerous industry; there's falling risk from towers and bridges, high power electricity, locomotives and other large machinery.  Even a humble rail switch can easily crush a foot.  While the rail companies go to great lengths to emphasize safety the potential for injury is always present, and injuries can be severe or even fatal.  So last week when I was on the tracks I had the following conversation with a signalman.

Signalman:  We had an injury down at Wayne junction.
Savonarola:    What happened?
Signalman:  One of the flagmen threw out his back.
Savonarola:   

It probably wasn't funny to the flagman, but I was expecting a lot worse.

What does the flagman think about Trump?

[alfred russel]

29,975. Beaten by most foreigners.

FWIW, I scored 740 on the verbal section of the SAT, so either this is a really smart group or I've killed a ton of brain cells since high school. Both are plausible/likely.

[The Brain]

Tests! I love tests!

http://www.arealme.com/vocabulary-size-test/en/

30325. I thought it was pretty easy though, it's probably one of those tests rigged so most people score high and thus share it on Facebook and message boards. Not that I would ever fall for that.

Your English Vocabulary Size is:

30325

You are Shakespeare! You can even create new words that will expand the English dictionary.

[CountDeMoney]

[Eddie Teach]

30325

The only one that I had no idea was avulse.