Webster University Students Protest Loss Of Benefits, Lack Of Transparency
A group of Webster University students has a question for the administration: “Webster, where is the money going?”
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A group of Webster University students has a question for the administration: “Webster, where is the money going?”
Archaic English, meaning "called" or "named". "It is full fair to ben yclept madame" - Chaucer "To be called 'Madam' is acceptable". Perhaps in Chaucer's day, it was. These days, "Madam" has many uses, and has fallen into disfavour. The word "yclept" (or "ycleped") has fallen so far from favour as to be used only in jocular or poetic senses. I call this a shame. It is pronounced with a long "e", as in he. The etymology is seemingly straightforward enough, taken from the Middle English verb clepe (meaning to call), and originating with the Old English (possibly Indo-European) root of