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Lazy! Try asking what the word means in a real question and follow up with more than a one line definition! How about the etymology of the word and an example of it used in a sentence, or would that be asking too much?

Terrible question, only two choices and not even a question

How does this get past review?

This question and answer have got to be the laziest effort I've ever seen submitted. 1. It's not even a question. 2. Only 2 choices make this a weak challenge. 3. The explanation provides the bare minimum information. Quizzclub, you can do better.

And it's not in MerriamWebster or Collins or Cambridge or Oxford. Is it even a real word?

What is the root of the word? Why does it mean what it means?

Liz von Dohlen, Noun (uncountable) Desire or fondness for buying Read more at http://www.yourdictionary.com/emacity#StJlhDjTU3adxcgK.99

Yeah, I Got it

Too verbose and complex...smh

How did this one get past the review process?

johnespo, and a happy Rainbow day to you!@#$%^&*()

Never heard the word before but guessed correctly

Have reported the question

Probably the worst question ever

Another OTL question, no not a question it's a space filler with no reason to be here.

johnespo, Great comment! Good to see you finally fighting back! And eloquently at that.

Dumb question. And I'm incompetent! I laugh in QuizzClub's general direction.

Guess the folks that got it wrong didn’t like the question

It's not a question. And only two answer options??

= A Fondness for buying things....

It would be nice to have some British questions