OK, so, no word of a lie, I decided to enumerate an alphabetical word list of British English. “erotic” is at 30872, and “vulgar” is at 99680. The average of these is 65276, which is where you’d draw a line exactly between them. What word is at that entry? “package’s”.
So by sheer mathematics, you’re crossing the line if you can see some guy’s package. QED.
No definition. It’s purely a word list, nothing more. Specifically, I used /usr/share/dict/words, which on my machine ultimately links to /usr/share/dict/british-english.
OK, so, no word of a lie, I decided to enumerate an alphabetical word list of British English. “erotic” is at 30872, and “vulgar” is at 99680. The average of these is 65276, which is where you’d draw a line exactly between them. What word is at that entry? “package’s”.
So by sheer mathematics, you’re crossing the line if you can see some guy’s package. QED.
Playing by those rules, I reject the arithmetic mean and draw the line between them on the word “line”.
Package in the possessive form? What’s the definition?
No definition. It’s purely a word list, nothing more. Specifically, I used /usr/share/dict/words, which on my machine ultimately links to /usr/share/dict/british-english.