How do you spell etc?

It is et cetera, which is Latin for "and so on and so forth." Just remember that it's two words, because you'll look uneducated if you spell it as one like some of the people above. :)

Et cetera ~ literally "and the rest". Latin adjectives can be masculine, feminine or neuter: in the singular, this gives ceterus, --a, --um; but the word was nearly always used in the plural: ceteri, --ae, --a, so the final "a" in cetera marks the word as neuter plural (although the feminine singular is the same).

Okay, I am sure that a gazillion people have already answered t his question but I still want to answer it becaues I just learned how to spell "etc.". I had always thought that was just how you spell it but then I was reading the other day (yesterday, actually) and I saw it spelled:

et cetera

There you have it.

etcetera. It extends ;-) Now, lol on the other hand, no one uses that for saying that they are laughing, so who knows if that actually extends to laugh out loud...

Etcetera

See the webpage below for more info on the word.

etcetera means and so forth: continuing in the same way

et cetera it means and so on. (also etcetera)

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