I spell it elicitable, and Google shows
Posted By: Misha on 2007-05-06
In Reply to: Elicitible???? - HappyCat
Subject: I spell it elicitable, and Google shows
many more hits for that spelling - 26,000 compared to 17, I believe it was.
( -able instead of the -ible).
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