The Dictionary and the ACLU Are 2017’s Power Couple and Twitter Loves It

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schimkom
Feb 3, 2017 9:00 AM EST

If you look “best friends” up in the dictionary, it reads: @ACLU and @MerriamWebster

Yesterday, the ACLU Twitter account asked the infamous Merriam-Webster dictionary Twitter account the correct spelling of “Whoa.” That’s something that the ACLU needs to know.

Merriam-Webster replied and friendship was born, check out the interaction and what people think of it.

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  • 01

    How do you spell friends?

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  • 02

    That's big news!

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  • 03

    That's exciting!

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  • 04

    Ok. Calm down, dude.

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  • 05

    Go to the source.

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  • 06

    Still have the right to say it.

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  • 07

    You can still find that special someone.

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    This is how we all feel.

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    We need them both.

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  • 10

    Love is love.

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    Agreed.

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