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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Thursday, 2 October 2008. I came across this interesting sentence in. In more than one recent case, you'd be right to say, ". that . politician is a libertine and a fabulist - and, come to think of it, a Tartuffe to boot.". A Tartuffe is literally a. Is derived from the Latin. Meaning holiness or virtuousness -. Shakespeare, in his play.

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Thursday, 2 October 2008. I came across this interesting sentence in. In more than one recent case, you'd be right to say, ". that . politician is a libertine and a fabulist - and, come to think of it, a Tartuffe to boot.". A Tartuffe is literally a. Is derived from the Latin. Meaning holiness or virtuousness -. Shakespeare, in his play.

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Poking fun, using roots of words: Acrimonious Spice & Acerbic Sauce

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Sunday, 8 June 2008. Acrimonious Spice and Acerbic Sauce. 8220;A virtuoso is a great musician, a maestro or a savant,”. The writer said in her email. 8220;Isn’t it improper to use it with an awful word like. I quoted Humpty Dumpty in my reply:. 8220;'When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean – neither more nor less'. Is one w...

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Poking fun, using roots of words: June 2008

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Sunday, 8 June 2008. Acrimonious Spice and Acerbic Sauce. 8220;A virtuoso is a great musician, a maestro or a savant,”. The writer said in her email. 8220;Isn’t it improper to use it with an awful word like. I quoted Humpty Dumpty in my reply:. 8220;'When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean – neither more nor less'. Is one w...

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Poking fun, using roots of words: October 2008

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Thursday, 2 October 2008. I came across this interesting sentence in. In more than one recent case, you'd be right to say, ". that . politician is a libertine and a fabulist - and, come to think of it, a Tartuffe to boot.". A Tartuffe is literally a. Is derived from the Latin. Meaning holiness or virtuousness -. Shakespeare, in his play.

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Poking fun, using roots of words: Sanctimonious Scoundrels

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Thursday, 2 October 2008. I came across this interesting sentence in. In more than one recent case, you'd be right to say, ". that . politician is a libertine and a fabulist - and, come to think of it, a Tartuffe to boot.". A Tartuffe is literally a. Is derived from the Latin. Meaning holiness or virtuousness -. Shakespeare, in his play.

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Poking fun, using roots of words: Jingoism, Chauvinism, and other Barbarisms

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Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Friday, 12 September 2008. Jingoism, Chauvinism, and other Barbarisms. By jingo, we'll trounce them! We don’t want to fight, yet by jingo, if we do,. We’ve got the ships, we’ve got the men,. And got the money too! Is an exclamatory refrain in the song – but it entered the language as jingoism meaning. That demands war on any pretext. The Enc...

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Poking fun, using roots of words

Poking fun, using roots of words. This blog is meant to be a humorous look at the interesting history behind the words in the news, and about the people in the news! Thursday, 2 October 2008. I came across this interesting sentence in. In more than one recent case, you'd be right to say, ". that . politician is a libertine and a fabulist - and, come to think of it, a Tartuffe to boot.". A Tartuffe is literally a. Is derived from the Latin. Meaning holiness or virtuousness -. Shakespeare, in his play.

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