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For your consideration and amusement
Has it really been nearly a month since I posted last? It’s been very busy here, but it didn’t seem quite that busy. While I’m working on several other posts (a full review of WOTY 2012 candidates and the ‘winner;’ … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Language, Things you should know, Writing
Tagged AP style, chicago, funny, gun, history, index, knife, obscure words, oed, robert burchfield, sarah ogilvie, style, the onion, word of the year, word origin, woty
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