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Word Nerd - Michael PowellThe English language is full of beauty and surprises. If you're a lover of the weird and wonderful, from fascinating etymology to the ten most overused and useless English phrases, this book isn't averse to a peppering of persiflage! Did you know: pilots and air traffic controllers at major air international airports have to speak English the hashtag symbol is an "octothorpe" "bumfiddle" means to spoil a piece of paper or document the word "noon"
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The English language is full of beauty and surprises.
If you're a lover of the weird and wonderful, from fascinating etymology to the ten most overused and useless English phrases, this book isn't averse to a peppering of persiflage!
Did you know:
- pilots and air traffic controllers at major air international airports have to speak English
- the hashtag symbol is an "octothorpe"
- "bumfiddle" means to spoil a piece of paper or document
- the word "noon" originally meant 3pm; the literal meaning of "bamboozle" is to make a baboon out of someone.
This book contains a boatload of things you didn't know about the English language and it's a guaranteed prolix-free zone.
Looking for fabulous gifts for your friends and family? Why not have a look at our Thoughtful Gifts or Things That Smell Good collection! Pop over to our Fabulous gifts page to find more great gifting inspo we have here at Weirs of Baggot Street.
If you're a lover of the weird and wonderful, from fascinating etymology to the ten most overused and useless English phrases, this book isn't averse to a peppering of persiflage!
Did you know:
- pilots and air traffic controllers at major air international airports have to speak English
- the hashtag symbol is an "octothorpe"
- "bumfiddle" means to spoil a piece of paper or document
- the word "noon" originally meant 3pm; the literal meaning of "bamboozle" is to make a baboon out of someone.
This book contains a boatload of things you didn't know about the English language and it's a guaranteed prolix-free zone.
Looking for fabulous gifts for your friends and family? Why not have a look at our Thoughtful Gifts or Things That Smell Good collection! Pop over to our Fabulous gifts page to find more great gifting inspo we have here at Weirs of Baggot Street.
Word Nerd - Michael Powell
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