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A writer explores the wonder, magic and weirdness of words
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Ursula Le Guin There are heaps upon heaps of amazing people out there, & a lot of them say things worth pondering. This week ...
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Up #3
Thanks for tuning into the third of three posts on up, a brief list of a few more idioms that employ the word up.
1700s – to cheer up or become happier -
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Up #2
The word upwas spelled in a number of ways in Old English, including up & uppe. It meant up or upward & came from the Proto-Indo-European word upo, which also gave us the Greek word hypo(as in hypo-allergenic, hypochondriac & hypodermic)... -
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Up #1
The versatile two-letter word up can function in English as an adverb, noun, verb, or adjective. Up plays a role in countless idioms & compound words. I hope you enjoy the few that follow.
~1400 – shut up - This idiom’s original meaning was to keep from view or use. It wasn’t until 1814 that it applied to shutting one’s mouth.... -
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The wealthy ones
We have some intriguing ways of referring to those in our world who hold more wealththan the rest of us.
Elite came to English in 1823 from French, meaning a choice or select body, the best part. Its French source came from a Latin word meaning choose....
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