Henry Alford reports in The New Yorker about dictionary publishers’ practice of embedding a bogus word or two in their dictionaries as a sort of copy-protection. If the fake word shows up in another publication, they’re busted. 😉 Seems one from the New Oxford American Dictionary could be found on Dictionary.com, until recently, when it mysteriously vanished…:ponder: Here’s the full …
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It’s that time of year again, when we pull down the gorgeous summer header photos, and replace them with the yellow monster. :bolt: Ah well, new beginnings, and all that, right? 😉 As we get ready to kick off another year, here are a couple of things that might interest you: » School on Thursday (August 11th): If there’s any …