In a word: Dorothy Parker: Sharp and cynical to the end
The writer and critic's troubles later in life provided more grist for her witty word mill.
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The writer and critic's troubles later in life provided more grist for her witty word mill.
Misuse of the English language: The enormity of the problem is enormous.
Take a look at some of the words and phrases that are supposedly being used by members of our armed forces – the ones that can be printed, anyway.
There are only so many deviations a wordsmith can handle before it's time to make a stand.
Alissa Wetherbee of Ellsworth, Maine, thinks (correctly, in my opinion) the word 'lumberjill' should appear in the dictionary right next to 'lumberjack.'