User:Kghose/blicket
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A blicket is a fictional word often used in cognitive science studies to judge the reaction of peoples brains to non-words. A paragraph or two of introduction should go here. The introduction should give a hurried reader an overview of what the subject is and be self contained, except for references to detail expanded upon given later.
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[edit] History: Blicketization of the world
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[edit] Characteristics of a Blicket
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[edit] The shape of a Blicket
Blickets are shaped rather oddly, somewhat like an olbate spheroid.
[edit] The specific shapes of some Blickets
[edit] The sound of a Blicket
Media can be linked in.
- Use the form {{Audio|soundfile|inline text}} to inline an audio clip, like so : Ultrasonic bat calls
[edit] The emotion of a Blicket
[edit] References
- Scientist, A. Fictional. (2050) All you wanted to know about blickets, Random Galaxy Press, Neptune
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[edit] See also
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[edit] External links
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