don't know how to feel about the men taking the piss of webster in the original draft of the last patrol compared to the final screenplay/them picking on him in the series 😭😭😭
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don't know how to feel about the men taking the piss of webster in the original draft of the last patrol compared to the final screenplay/them picking on him in the series 😭😭😭
So, this is something I've wanted to do since literally second grade. Dictionary drawings. I'm not going to tell you which word each page is, because that's fun to me. And it should be obvious. It'll take a while, but I'm going to do EVERY page in my 501 page Websters dictionary I got for free in third grade, ripping out the pages one by one. I'm going to release them in incriments of five.
This is pages 1-5. I have pages 6-24 also finished so expect all that soon. Anywho's, super excited. Hope you like it! :D <3
Kory Stamper reveals the secret life of dictionaries in her book “Word by Word,” and in a visit to headquarters (oddities in the basement included).
Merriam-Webster, the oldest dictionary publisher in America, has turned itself into a social media powerhouse over the past few years. Its editors star in online videos on hot-button topics like the serial comma, gender pronouns and the dreaded “irregardless.” Its Twitter feed has become a viral sensation, offering witty — and sometimes pointedly political — commentary on the news of the day.
But the company remains very much a bricks-and-mortar operation, still based in this small New England city where the Merriam brothers bought the rights to Noah Webster’s dictionary in the 1840s and carried on his idea of a distinctly American language.
webster dictionary’s word of the day / march 17th, 2017
effulgence (noun): radiant splendor, brilliance
Merriam Webster is savage and I love it.
On this day in 1828, the first edition of Noah Webster's An American Dictionary of the English Language was published. To celebrate, we're challenging you to show off your knowledge of obscure definitions with this fun quiz.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines a quiz as a short spoken or written test that is often taken without preparation. So without preparation, do you know the definitions of these obscure words?
Okay, it's been a second. Here's dictionary pages 6-10. We'll be in the a words for a while.
Webster Dictionary (Big Words) Page Preview
“No” is a top 3 word.
Yes right behind “fuck you” and “bitch.”
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