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Our ever-evolving language" "Wit, unker, git: The lost medieval pronouns of English intimacy"

(Plus- Webster and the American Dictionary of the English Language)

Choosing our words: https://roughlydaily.com/2026/04/14/once-upon-a-time-words-began-to-vanish-from-the-language-of-children-they-disappeared-so-quietly-that-at-first-almost-no-one-noticed-fading-away-like-water-on-stone/

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Sweatpants and Pop Culture l Celebrating Webster’s Birthday with Dictionary Day

Sweatpants and Pop Culture l Celebrating Webster’s Birthday with Dictionary Day

Dictionaries have expanded a great deal over the years. The format has grown and changed with our collective interests and the advent of technology. I use sites like: www.dictionary.com , http://www.merriam-webster.com , or https://en.oxforddictionaries.com every day. Without a dictionary how else would I know words like bombilate (to hum or make a buzzing noise), or lalochezia (the use of…

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American Dictionary

Redneck: (Noun) 1. An American from the south, who is either inbred or a member of the Bush family. 2. A racial slur used to describe Americans of southern decent who are unintelligent, or having the I.Q. of a dinner roll; the politically correct term being ‘NASCAR American’.

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