Lingwistics
Ken GraceA guide to interesting words, problem words, word history, words that people get all het up about, and other aspects of language according to the author's mood and fancy.
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Feoffment: An oldie but a ... well, mostly just an oldie.
One insight to how tragic my life has become is how excited I feel when I stumble upon a word I’ve not seen before. So it was that a surge of electricity coursed through my body a few days ago when I spied feoffment in an article on mediaev...
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I was 10 before I learned to ride a bike. 60 before I learned to tie my shoelaces like everyone else. But I'm a fair writer, so that's what I do with my life. That, and occasionally tripping over my shoelaces.
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