Originally posted by: ahurtt
In regular succession without gaps. Did you really need a thread to ask this? You couldn't just google for "definition sucressive?"
Originally posted by: Crusty
Originally posted by: ahurtt
In regular succession without gaps. Did you really need a thread to ask this? You couldn't just google for "definition sucressive?"
Sucressive is not a word.
edit: I see you realize that now 😛
Originally posted by: ahurtt
Originally posted by: Crusty
Originally posted by: ahurtt
In regular succession without gaps. Did you really need a thread to ask this? You couldn't just google for "definition sucressive?"
Sucressive is not a word.
edit: I see you realize that now 😛
Crap! How did you quote me so fast! LOL that couldn't have been up there for more than 10 seconds.
Originally posted by: KAMAZON
I've seen the word sucressive mentioned in science and economic terms, but I can't find the meaning to it! Does anyone know?
Originally posted by: KeithP
Originally posted by: KAMAZON
I've seen the word sucressive mentioned in science and economic terms, but I can't find the meaning to it! Does anyone know?
I thought it meant cough drop like.
-KeithP