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Etymologies
- From a teapot described in an article written in 1952 by Bertrand Russell, “Is There a God?”. (Wiktionary)
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News of the World
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phraseologue ⊃ possessives
originally made due to compulsion to not leave the comments on this list hanging. Also the typo.
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Logodaedalus' Lexical Locutionary
Discombobulating the illiterate since the middle of the last century.
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The Collection
A somewhat discriminatory list of words and phrases collected for their euphonic or arcane appeal, interesting etymology, or concise definition of an otherwise unnamed phenomenon or concept.
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Tweets
Looking for tweets for Russell's teapot.
ry I kind of admire the plucky little devil. Feb 11, 2013
hernesheir Why isn't the media reporting this threat to world security? Who is behind the conspiracy? Why has the White House been silent on this issue? Feb 10, 2013