Which of the following terms is used to describe spurious words which are the result of inadvertent errors made by copyists, printers and editors?
ghostwords
Ghostwords are spurious words created by copying, typesetting, editorial or interpretive errors and subsequently treated as genuine words. They differ from deliberately invented pseudowords.
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