articel

noun

1. (alt-of, misspelling)Misspelling of article.

   “Well, Thorsten, that's not a compromise, since it doesn't take into account one position. I will add an analogy to maker that clear. I should, in line with my previous articel, remark, that such a suggestion (calling the own position a compromise) is a rhetorical device which paints the other side as compromiseless hardliners.”

   “check out the latest MacWEEK articel on Dante at http://zcias3.ziff.com/~macweek/mw_07-24-95/newton.html”

   “Does anybody know of computer magazines in which you can publish small utility programs or articels about programming?”

   “I'm searching an articel in "Optical Engineering", Vol. 37, June 98, Issue 6, pp. 1809-1816: "Simulation of micro-optical systems with RAYTRACE" from N. Lindlein, F. Simon and J. Schwindler.”

   “Do you know the magazine call Instyle. When you are a real Celine fan , you have to buy the last one of June. A wonderful articel 12 pages with wonderful photos of celine, rene , and baby renee.”