Yes waiter, I'll have a desert creep...uh, I mean, dessert crepe.
"Indict is one of mine. There was a big legal case going when I first read the word in a news article . At the same time though I was hearing about the case on NPR and they kept saying this word that was pronounced 'in-dite.
' I started to get suspicious that maybe they were the same word so I avoided saying it all together until the day the person got indicted and I excitedly announced to my crush that the person was 'in-dik-ted.' Cue my horror after I ran out of the room to google the pronunciation like I should have done in the first place."
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