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Word of the Day #33: Kibitzer
Kibitzer: someone who offers unwanted advice; someone who offers unsolicited opinions Kibitzer is a Yiddish word. Originally, a kibitzer described someone looking over your shoulder during a card game, offering unwelcome advice. These days, a kibitzer is an...
Word of the Day #32: Gardyloo
If you are throwing things out of your window today, consider first shouting "Gardyloo!" Gardyloo is a warning shout. Back in the old days, when pots were emptied into the streets, the one pouring whatever they were pouring into the streets would warn others by...
Word of the Day #31: Everywhen
I study words for a living. I am always a little surprised when I run across a word like Everywhen. It looks like a typo. It isn't. Everywhen is an English adverb. It means: always, at all times. So, there you go. When it comes to English, it's best to everywhen...
