"I-dea" or "I-deer"
 

I think we all know the right answer here



:yuk: @ "I-deer"

idea

where did the r come from?

:think:

What's the difference? :suspect:

Aren’t they both the same? Unless you have a West Country accent

Who the f says it the other way?

loads of people that add random r's into words :laugh:

some people think a drawer is a draw

:shrug:

i've never been accussed of being normal before, but i guess i am, thanks!

Clicked the wrong onev

I mean, they literally sound different

Eye-dee-ah

That's how you say it though :suspect:

I don't see how you could possibly pronounce this word two different ways :shrug:

Eye-D-ah and Eye-D-er are different

er, no it aint

:joker:

its got an R and the end that is pronounced drawUR

:nono:

I think I say them the same then :worry:

:facepalm: You're one of those

Despite its spelling it's still pronounced as 'draw' when you're referring to the thing you open, not someone that draws

What :o

No

:joker:

er no

it draws out of the cabinet hence its name and is pronounced as it is spelled

"mid-14c., agent noun from draw (v.). Attested from 1570s in sense of a box that can be "drawn" out of a cabinet."

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or even

drawr

but draw isnt what we are on aboot

When people say criss instead of crisps

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