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Definition of speller
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Tom was a craftsman, a wordsmith (although a bad speller) of the first order.
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At the end, there were five spellers left: Ayaa Jarra, Ethan Sullivan, Riley Galloway, Melanie Tepeu Rodriguez and Claudia van der Have.
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Participants and spectators are asked to register for the event in advance by going to wsprings.com/recreation and using code 460753 A for spellers and code 460753 B for spectators.
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Another unconventional aspect of the musical is its improv vibe, thanks to the four audience volunteers who are invited onstage as guest spellers during each show.
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One of the spellers from my Phase 2 room, Naysa Modi, was in line with her father, Nayan.
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A few years later, allegations surfaced that the $64 ,000 Question was rigged and that the youthful spellers (not just Gloria) who delighted TV viewers were given a word list and coached.
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And Erin the speller was somewhat stunned by what Erin the entertainer said to Bailly.
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That isn't the case for two professional spellers who aren't even old enough to drive yet.
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First Known Use of speller
15th century
SPELLER Defined for English Language Learners
speller
playDefinition of speller for English Language Learners
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: a person who spells words in a particular way
SPELLER Defined for Kids
speller
playDefinition of speller for Students
1 : a person who spells words
2 : a book with exercises for teaching spelling
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