On Words and Up Words
Jack ShepherdWord nerdery, fun language history, and word puzzles.
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My Favorite Cryptic Puzzle in a Long Time
Regular readers will know that I occasionally like to take a break from the hard but essential work of drawing attention to very silly words in order to harangue people about how much fun they could be having if they spent more time doing c...
Wordle Starter Words for Dangerous Troublemakers
It’s widely known that those incurable squares over at Wordle have never had a minute of fun in their entire lives. This is why Wordlebot (the New York Times’s constipated bureaucrat of a Wordle analyzer) recommends that prospective Wordler...
The Bewitching Magic of the "Ass" Intensifier
Robin (1596–1610), by Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt (Rijksmuseum)
What to Do When You’ve “Got the Morbs”
James Redding Ware was a 19th century British novelist best known for creating (pseudonymously, as Andrew Forrester) one of the first female detectives in fiction — the mysterious Miss G — who bursts onto the scene in the rather unsubtly ti...
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