Favorites from Amelia’s Kitchen
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- dingolay, v. 20 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: dingolay, v. Caribbean (chiefly Trinidad and Tobago). To dance in an exuberant or uninhibited way. Also more generally: to twist or turn one's body.
- otototoi, int. (and n.) 21 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: otototoi, int. Expressing grief or pain: alas, woe.
- fastenment, n. 22 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: fastenment, n. A device that closes or secures something; a fastening.
- festie, n. 23 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: festie, n. A person who attends festivals, esp. regularly; a festival-goer.
- fast foodery, n. 24 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: fast foodery, n. A restaurant selling fast food.
- almuce, n. 25 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: almuce, n. A hood, cape, or similar garment made of or lined with grey fur and worn by a member of a religious order (esp. a canon).
- amrita, n. 26 October 2021, 0:00OED Word of the Day: amrita, n. In Indian mythology: the food or drink of the gods; ambrosia.
- dingolay, v. 20 October 2021, 0:00
Beautiful, but where did the music come from?? 😀
Hiya! The person who put it together has some info on it. It’s the Pavanne from Orlando, if I remember correctly. (Which is why he/she calls it “Pavanne,” I’d guess! :))