How do you spell "etc" in its actual form (non abbreviated)

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gerrik

Etcetera???

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- Keble Bolly-Jocksford
  
  It's "et cetera". It is two separate words, not one. It's Latin (et = "and", cetera = "the rest").
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your answer is good, great, wonderful, awesome, et cetera et cetera

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singwell-is off researching a lot

et cetera

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munchkin_kids_downunder

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera!

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Keble Bolly-Jocksford

Et cetera. It is a Latin phrase which translates as "and the rest".

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