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More Fun for Authors and People in the Know


I can’t help being enticed by the online articles from Merriam-Webster, Oxford Dictionaries, and Dictionary.com when I’m checking other things—be it definitions, spelling, or synonyms. You’ll enjoy these links.

Merriam-Webster

Good morning.

Here’s fooling you.

Oxford Dictionaries

More Acronyms.

Some idioms explained.

Dictionary.com

Some words with interesting pasts.

Interesting insults.

Happy Writing!

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