Idiom: A group of words established by usage as having a meaning not obvious from those of the individual words. Common idioms in English include Raining cats and dogs – heavy rain To have a monkey on one’s back – a bad habit or something else you cannot get rid of Have a frog in […]
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A Little Love for Valentine’s Day!
LOVE — It is both a noun and a verb…
10 Books You Might Want to Read (Or Not)
I was reasonable this year and set my reading goal on Goodreads at 50 books…
Gen Zeeee: What Are You Talking About?
Each generation has its own language, or at least its own slang…
Champagne, Anyone? And Other Toponyms
A toponym is a word that is named after its place of origin…
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