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This week!! Monday and Tuesday, the @TreorchyComp junior production, Peter Pan! Get your tickets while you still can! 😊❀️🎢🎭 #TCSJP2023 #peterpan
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The sentence β€˜My girl wove six dozen plaid jackets before she quit’ contains every letter of the alphabet.
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Our Sixth Form Rugby Team are looking for some friendlies over the upcoming weeks - happy to host and travel! Please get in contact if you fancy a fixtureπŸ‰
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An AFTERWINTER is a period of unseasonably cold or wintry weather when spring is expected.
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To be LENTITUDINOUS is to be sluggish. To be HEBETUDINOUS is to be blunt. To be PINGUITUDINOUS is to be plump. To be SOLICITUDINOUS is to be anxious. To be TURPITUDINOUS is to be wicked. To be FORTITUDINOUS is to be courageous. To be SOLITUDINOUS is to be solitary or reclusive.
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Word of the Day: FLOBBERCHOPS (n.) a dolt, a nincompoop; (interj.) an exclamation of annoyance [1800s]
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NativLang's Youtube channel has a lot of interesting videos about languages and linguistics: youtube.com/@NativLang/video…
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All ready to meet the Year 11 students at Porth Community School and welcome them to our Sixth Form family. @TreorchyComp
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In timekeeping, SECONDS are so called because, after the minute, they were the β€˜second’ means of subdividing an hour.
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Word of the Day: BEDUNDERED (adj.) stupefied, utterly confounded
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Alexander Graham Bell suggested that telephones should be answered with the word AHOY. HELLO was Thomas Edison’s suggestion.
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To be MULTIVAGANT is to wander in many directions. To be NOCTIVAGANT is to wander at night. To be MUNDIVAGANT is to wander the world. To be MONTIVAGANT is to wander in the mountains. To be NEMORIVAGANT is to wander in the woods.
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FOCUS was the Latin word for a hearth or fireplace. It came to be used of any central point of convergence because a fire was seen as the central part of a room or household.
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AFFECT and EFFECT both come from the Latin verb β€˜facere’, meaning to doβ€”but AFFECT took the prefix β€˜ad–’ (meaning to or towards) while EFFECT took β€˜ex–’ (meaning out of or from). So to AFFECT something is essentially to do something to it, while an EFFECT is what results from it.
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The word TREMENDOUS originally meant dreadful or awfulβ€”Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary defines it as β€œastonishingly terrible.” It derives from the Latin word β€˜tremere’, meaning to quake, and so literally describes something so impressive or shocking that it is to be trembled at.
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HISTORIOPOEIA is the making of history. MELOPOEIA is the composition of a melody. LOGOPOEIA is the invention of a word. GLOSSOPOEIA is the creation of a language. MYTHOPOEIA is the writing of a myth. PHANOPOEIA is the creation of an image using language.
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20 reasons to learn a modern foreign language… and we're sure you can think of some more! #mfltwitterati
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Word of the Day: SCOFFLAW (n.) someone who flouts the law in a brazen, contemptuous manner
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To OBLIGURATE is to pass the time eating gluttonously.
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Students who self-identify as multilingual perform better at GCSE | University of Cambridge cam.ac.uk/research/news/stud…
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