The only word that is (intentionally) misspelled is "which". Which is why I put the clarifying statement "pronounced like which" to further emphasize that it's said quickly and the "T" doesn't get in the way linguistically. As far as the 3 syllables. I know it's technically only 2 although the D on the end does add an extra syllable. Wiz -ar-d. Thanks for your input.
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