Comment by xboxnolifes 5 months ago Hair can be either waxy or wavy or both. 7 comments xboxnolifes Reply IshKebab 5 months ago Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Context. jonathrg 5 months ago Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser IshKebab 5 months ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. 1 reply → lelanthran 5 months ago > Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy? IshKebab 5 months ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. 1 reply →
IshKebab 5 months ago Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Context. jonathrg 5 months ago Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser IshKebab 5 months ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. 1 reply → lelanthran 5 months ago > Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy? IshKebab 5 months ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. 1 reply →
jonathrg 5 months ago Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser IshKebab 5 months ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. 1 reply →
IshKebab 5 months ago I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts. 1 reply →
lelanthran 5 months ago > Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy? IshKebab 5 months ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. 1 reply →
IshKebab 5 months ago From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.This is very obvious to most people. 1 reply →
Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.
Context.
Her wa[]y hair was a challenge for the hairdresser
I'm not saying the context always disambiguates it. You can have ambiguous sentences even with perfect fonts.
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> Her long blond waxy hair blew in the wind.
Same question as GP - how can you tell if that was meant to be waxy or wavy?
From the context. Long hair blowing in the wind is a description of beautiful hair. Wavy hair is beautiful; waxy hair is not.
This is very obvious to most people.
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