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Thread starter avin
Start date Mar 19, 2010

jensun

First Post

Mar 22, 2010

Nifft said:
If that's true, then IMHO they're misusing the term. "Around" implies encirclement, rather than mere adjacency.

Example of "around": (o)

Example of "adjacent": (o

If they wanted to use an anarchic term -- which is good practice in fantasy products -- they could say the markers "cleave to" the mini's base.

This word, it does not mean what you think it means. Of course sods law means it is inevitable that in any discussion about the meaning of words you will use a wholly inaccurate word.