Meaning some people are actually using this whacky form. I had intended it as a joke of course - but I think others are using this weird "it ends in a w, so it's irregular" rule for more verbs than they should.
Thing is, those became verbs from adjectives during the second making of the modern English, before 70s you'd have those verbs be regular, then they became irregular with past being "ed" then past participle changing from "ed" to what the adjective version is like, creating a whole mindfuck lol but yup, kinda interesting topic even if it was a joke
In 60s-70s the whole Webster organization pushed for some changes in the language to modernize it further since many words had falled out of use so they changed them. Verbs like that were just collateral is all. Nothing major happened, just some slang stuff became standard while standard became slang, language changes depending on the use after all
It's like how new words keep getting changed from slang to proper language (for example "selfie" since about 7 years ago is considered an actual word instead of slang) and so on, things change according to how people use them, reason why "feminism" almost changed meanings in the dictionary when the SJW shit was going on last year but died down so avoided having the definition change.
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