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I’ve recently launched a newsletter on language and its origins. Today’s post is on the expressions in English that make no sense at all. Why can’t we have our cake and eat it too: isn’t that why we choose cake in the first place?
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Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something unpleasant after a period of relief.
Word of the day is Zugzwang [tzoog-tzwung]: a situation in chess (and life) in which a move must be made, but each possible one will make the situation worse.
Word of the day is 'filipendulous' (19th century): hanging by a thread.
Word of the day is 'maw-worm' (19th century): one who insists that they have done nothing wrong, despite evidence to the contrary.
Hearing on @bbc5live how a Ukrainian woman and her 8-year-old daughter slept rough for 4 days and nights in freezing temperatures to cross the Polish border, only to be refused entry to the UK at Calais. Compassion is not complex.
Word of the day is 'roundaboutation' (19th century): bloviating or evasive talk that focuses on everything but the subject in hand.
Word of the day is ‘sparple’ (14th century): to deflect unwanted attention from one thing by making a big deal of another.
Word of the day is ‘malversation’ (16th century): the corrupt administration of power.
I wish I had the words to describe the exceptional man that was Sean Lock. But today I don’t, and I think he might have liked it that way.
Word of the day is ‘spuddle’ (17th century): to work ineffectively; to be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing.
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