Blogs about: Malapropism
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Normalcy
Now, this word may not make my blood boil the way “semiprecious” does. And as you may or may not know, I am a big fan of the culturally-enriching neologism. Hell, I make up words all the t… more →
Philological Opinions
Shakespeare's Use of Language in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Saera wrote 2 months ago: Bombast is boastful or ranting language. In Midsummer Night’s Dream, bombast is used most oft … more →
What to do when student says, "Juan molests me"
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ayearinparadise wrote 3 months ago: I was invited to speak at a private school in Barranquilla Colombia. The seventh grade class was le … more →
Malapropisms
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paul wrote 3 months ago: I’d like to start a photo gallery of language gaffes you may come across, malapropisms or othe … more →
Do you speak Kanye???
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jay3arr wrote 5 months ago: The Lost Member of Alvin and the Chipmunks... Being that it’s blatantly difficult for a lot … more →
Malapropism I
Trinny wrote 6 months ago: The other day I was reading People magazine (don’t ask!) when I came across the following sen … more →
Snowveralls
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Lou (Linda) wrote 6 months ago: I gave my nephew Mitchell a pair of snow overalls (what I call “snowveralls”) for Christ … more →
Bad jokes are only funny when your father tells them
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Poet With a Day Job wrote 7 months ago: Listen. There’s a dual epidemic spreading fast through our society, and it seems that in light … more →
Six Degrees of Wikipedia: Kevin Bacon
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Victoria Rose wrote 8 months ago: This week, I thought it would be fun to play “Six Degrees of Wikipedia” with the canonic … more →
Castration practised in Malaysia?
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Higgins wrote 9 months ago: The most talked about topic in Malaysia now is the fate of the ISA. However I’m not here to gi … more →
Those Lovely Paramedics
Mr. Craig wrote 10 months ago: My friend Rebecca just told me a delightful little story, about an elderly relative and a wonderful … more →
Why you should avoid dating a foreign person - part one
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crunkfish wrote 10 months ago: There are many benefits to dating a Eastern European immigrant. Least of all because their standards … more →
Unchartered what?
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jd2718 wrote 10 months ago: Schools can be chartered (ugh). Companies can be chartered. Boats can be chartered. Helicopters can … more →
Music & Lyrics
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Crystal wrote 1 year ago: I was reading a really funny post on Beth Moore’s Blog titled Malapropisms. I admit, I had no … more →
Lapsus Linguae
Ray wrote 1 year ago: “When I want your opinion, I’ll give it to you.” – Samuel Goldwyn (assumed) … more →
normalcy
philologist wrote 1 year ago: Now, this word may not make my blood boil the way “semiprecious” does. And as you may or … more →
Indioms
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neensky wrote 1 year ago: Indiom [in-dee-uhm] –noun (derived from the english word idiom) a figure of speech or a colloquial … more →
Mondegreens and Eggcorns
Chris wrote 1 year ago: I’m a total Wikipedia addict. Today, I came across the entry for “eggcorn,” a rec … more →
A classic...
romdjoll wrote 1 year ago: This one is thanks to Martin, my manager…. While working in Waterstones Martin heard of a cust … more →
The Editorial Itch... Are You Lucky Enough to Have It?
Nancy wrote 1 year ago: Just a quick note about a concept called “the editorial itch,” as it may be little known … more →
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