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Carom (L'amour de l'étymologie III)

L’amour de l’étymologie is a feature exploring the etymology of English words. Today’s entry is carom, also sometimes spelled carrom. Visit this link to hear the folks at Merriam-Webster pronounce it.… more →

Librari[d]an

English and I have a sadomasochistic relationship.

B. R. Belletryst wrote 5 months ago: I am a writer, a poet, and naturally, I love to write; however, I often find myself at odds with the … more →

Tags: General, B. R. Belletryst, Creative Process, writing, Grammar, common grammatical mistakes, Poet, English, lay/lie

Bloggle 3 — 1 comment

Gray Hunter wrote 6 months ago: Have you grown used to accepting things that are undesirable?  Have you toughened yourself to someth … more →

Tags: Bloggle, Word Games, WorDs, definitions, hardship, transitive verb

Lay, Laid, Lie, Lay, Lie, Lied

Don wrote 1 year ago: The English language may be the most functional language in the world, but is it ever confusing some … more →

Tags: Rant, writing, English, lay, laid, lie, lied, transitive verb, Present Tense

Carom (L'amour de l'étymologie III)

Dan wrote 1 year ago: L’amour de l’étymologie is a feature exploring the etymology of English words. Today’s entry is caro … more →

Tags: etymology, OED, love of etymology, Noun, English, YouTube, Oxford English Dictionary, carom, WorDs


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