I remember another old biddy who came in and asked, "Me 'usband's gorra coat on 'is tongue. Does that mean he's gorran ulster in 'is stummick?"

But what was the describtion you mentioned, of yourself?

"A Description!"
Oh Bundi how funny.

Kudos to Christine, Diana and Courine for unscrunching the page.
My neck was so sore, from bending over to read it, that I needed a protractor.

Night all.

Ya think??

Grrr

We are not sure what you want described.
Bundi thinks you want a description of 'describe.'
I think you want us to describe 'description.'
We both agree with you, you should forget about the words 'discribtion', 'describtion and 'discription'. For all practical purposes they don't exist.

The trouble is that these words come from irregular latin verb roots.
The latin of 'to write' is 'scribere', which gives us the English words 'scribe', 'scribble'. 'scriber', 'inscribe' and 'describe'.
The supine of the same word is 'scriptum', which gives us 'script', 'scripture', 'inscription', 'description' and 'prescription'.