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Originally Posted by X¤MurderDoll¤X
archaic: old-fashioned or no longer used; writers sometimes use archaic words if they are setting a text in a previous age and wish to create an illusion of authenticity and/or are just unbelievably pompous
Exact definition straight out of webster's dictionary btw :p When 99% of people in North America spell it Voodoo it means it can be spelled Voodoo
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Not archaic at all, the Mambo with whom I practised spelled it "Vodou" so I'll take her word for it over Websters.
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