I peruse the Awful Library Books blog. It’s even funnier at two in the morning! But it’s pretty funny at any time of the day, actually.
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- OED Word of the Day
- winter dyke n. 7 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: winter dyke, n. A hinged upright frame on which clothes are hung to air or dry indoors; a clothes horse
- noodledom, n. 8 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: noodledom, n. Foolishness, stupidity; an instance of this
- pleroma, n. 9 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: pleroma, n. A state or condition of absolute fullness or plenitude
- ruvid, adj. 10 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: ruvid, adj. Rough, uneven, rugged
- precariat, n. 11 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: precariat, n. People whose employment, income, and living standards are insecure or precarious; such people considered collectively as a social class
- badmash, n. 12 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: badmash, n. A scoundrel, a rogue; a miscreant; a hooligan, a ruffian
- Dunstable, n. and adj. 13 December 2018, 5:00OED Word of the Day: Dunstable, n. In plain Dunstable: simple, direct, or honest speech or language; plain speaking; (with the) the unvarnished truth
- winter dyke n. 7 December 2018, 5:00
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Heh heh, yeah – all except the one on family violence. I think that the people who put that one out should have sensitivity training! ><
You should page back through some of the older entries in the blog. There are months’ worth — and some are really hysterically funny, and there are a few that are just jaw-droppingly appalling!
Yeah, I meant to go back & do that, I hope for more funnies than appallings though…