How do you spell Vitral - meaning saying bad inaccurate things I believe? [closed]

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I'm trying to find the word, which I believe is something like "Vitral", like when someone is saying bad and/or inaccurate things, such as:

This guy has been spewing a bunch of inaccurate vitral

Am I thinking of the right term here? If so, how do you spell it - not having any luck finding it in Google.

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

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asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

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closed as off-topic by Cascabel, Mitch, JJJ, Chappo, AndyT Apr 25 at 14:24

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Try vitriol [SE requires more characters]

– Minty
Apr 22 at 17:09

@Minty I believe that is it, thanks :)

– Brett
Apr 22 at 17:12

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As helpful this was to the asker, I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it doesn't help anyone else at all.

– Mitch
Apr 22 at 17:23

@Brett, I don't think we have a lot of "haters" on our site, but one thing we do object to is personal attack. Our Code of Conduct is quite explicit: no subtle put-downs or unfriendly language. Mitch gave one reason for closure, but another was equally valid: questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic. You say you couldn't find it, but when I googled "define vitral", it showed vitriol on the first page.

– Chappo
Apr 24 at 5:46

@Chappo Firstly, you don't have to go looking far to find the "haters" as you put it, it's very well known fact there are a large group of people that no longer use and/or despise SE for attitudes such as what Mitch displayed (along with a wide array of other various reasons) and I believe this was partially some of the reasons that brought the recent changes of SE; secondly, now you're basically calling me a liar about not being able to find it - good job!

– Brett
Apr 25 at 12:41

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I'm trying to find the word, which I believe is something like "Vitral", like when someone is saying bad and/or inaccurate things, such as:

This guy has been spewing a bunch of inaccurate vitral

Am I thinking of the right term here? If so, how do you spell it - not having any luck finding it in Google.

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

closed as off-topic by Cascabel, Mitch, JJJ, Chappo, AndyT Apr 25 at 14:24

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – Cascabel, JJJ

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

3

Try vitriol [SE requires more characters]

– Minty
Apr 22 at 17:09

@Minty I believe that is it, thanks :)

– Brett
Apr 22 at 17:12

3

As helpful this was to the asker, I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it doesn't help anyone else at all.

– Mitch
Apr 22 at 17:23

@Brett, I don't think we have a lot of "haters" on our site, but one thing we do object to is personal attack. Our Code of Conduct is quite explicit: no subtle put-downs or unfriendly language. Mitch gave one reason for closure, but another was equally valid: questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic. You say you couldn't find it, but when I googled "define vitral", it showed vitriol on the first page.

– Chappo
Apr 24 at 5:46

@Chappo Firstly, you don't have to go looking far to find the "haters" as you put it, it's very well known fact there are a large group of people that no longer use and/or despise SE for attitudes such as what Mitch displayed (along with a wide array of other various reasons) and I believe this was partially some of the reasons that brought the recent changes of SE; secondly, now you're basically calling me a liar about not being able to find it - good job!

– Brett
Apr 25 at 12:41

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show 1 more comment

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I'm trying to find the word, which I believe is something like "Vitral", like when someone is saying bad and/or inaccurate things, such as:

This guy has been spewing a bunch of inaccurate vitral

Am I thinking of the right term here? If so, how do you spell it - not having any luck finding it in Google.

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

I'm trying to find the word, which I believe is something like "Vitral", like when someone is saying bad and/or inaccurate things, such as:

This guy has been spewing a bunch of inaccurate vitral

Am I thinking of the right term here? If so, how do you spell it - not having any luck finding it in Google.

single-word-requests expressions

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

edited Apr 25 at 10:10

Neeku

3,11652643

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

asked Apr 22 at 17:05

Brett

13715

closed as off-topic by Cascabel, Mitch, JJJ, Chappo, AndyT Apr 25 at 14:24

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – Cascabel, JJJ

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

closed as off-topic by Cascabel, Mitch, JJJ, Chappo, AndyT Apr 25 at 14:24

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – Cascabel, JJJ

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

3

Try vitriol [SE requires more characters]

– Minty
Apr 22 at 17:09

@Minty I believe that is it, thanks :)

– Brett
Apr 22 at 17:12

3

As helpful this was to the asker, I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it doesn't help anyone else at all.

– Mitch
Apr 22 at 17:23

@Brett, I don't think we have a lot of "haters" on our site, but one thing we do object to is personal attack. Our Code of Conduct is quite explicit: no subtle put-downs or unfriendly language. Mitch gave one reason for closure, but another was equally valid: questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic. You say you couldn't find it, but when I googled "define vitral", it showed vitriol on the first page.

– Chappo
Apr 24 at 5:46

@Chappo Firstly, you don't have to go looking far to find the "haters" as you put it, it's very well known fact there are a large group of people that no longer use and/or despise SE for attitudes such as what Mitch displayed (along with a wide array of other various reasons) and I believe this was partially some of the reasons that brought the recent changes of SE; secondly, now you're basically calling me a liar about not being able to find it - good job!

– Brett
Apr 25 at 12:41

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show 1 more comment

3

Try vitriol [SE requires more characters]

– Minty
Apr 22 at 17:09

@Minty I believe that is it, thanks :)

– Brett
Apr 22 at 17:12

3

As helpful this was to the asker, I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it doesn't help anyone else at all.

– Mitch
Apr 22 at 17:23

@Brett, I don't think we have a lot of "haters" on our site, but one thing we do object to is personal attack. Our Code of Conduct is quite explicit: no subtle put-downs or unfriendly language. Mitch gave one reason for closure, but another was equally valid: questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic. You say you couldn't find it, but when I googled "define vitral", it showed vitriol on the first page.

– Chappo
Apr 24 at 5:46

@Chappo Firstly, you don't have to go looking far to find the "haters" as you put it, it's very well known fact there are a large group of people that no longer use and/or despise SE for attitudes such as what Mitch displayed (along with a wide array of other various reasons) and I believe this was partially some of the reasons that brought the recent changes of SE; secondly, now you're basically calling me a liar about not being able to find it - good job!

– Brett
Apr 25 at 12:41

Try vitriol [SE requires more characters]

– Minty
Apr 22 at 17:09

@Minty I believe that is it, thanks :)

– Brett
Apr 22 at 17:12

As helpful this was to the asker, I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it doesn't help anyone else at all.

– Mitch
Apr 22 at 17:23

@Brett, I don't think we have a lot of "haters" on our site, but one thing we do object to is personal attack. Our Code of Conduct is quite explicit: no subtle put-downs or unfriendly language. Mitch gave one reason for closure, but another was equally valid: questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic. You say you couldn't find it, but when I googled "define vitral", it showed vitriol on the first page.

– Chappo
Apr 24 at 5:46

@Chappo Firstly, you don't have to go looking far to find the "haters" as you put it, it's very well known fact there are a large group of people that no longer use and/or despise SE for attitudes such as what Mitch displayed (along with a wide array of other various reasons) and I believe this was partially some of the reasons that brought the recent changes of SE; secondly, now you're basically calling me a liar about not being able to find it - good job!

– Brett
Apr 25 at 12:41

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The correct spelling would be vitriol.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/vitriol

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

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1 Answer
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The correct spelling would be vitriol.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/vitriol

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

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The correct spelling would be vitriol.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/vitriol

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

add a comment |

The correct spelling would be vitriol.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/vitriol

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

The correct spelling would be vitriol.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/vitriol

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

answered Apr 22 at 17:20

Tricia Roberts

693

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