This is an everyday word at every stable, farm, barn or ranch. |
Whilst |
Fourscore |
I like all the mongers (ex. fishmonger.)
I know we hear fearmonger occasionally but returning the word to commerce would be fun. |
I had the same thought about fortnight in context of tennis. Anyone who casually watches Wimbledon will at least know what it means if not use a little. |
“Capital!”
Later Sherlock Holmes said it. |
Nevermore |
I haven’t listened to it, but when I heard it was a new popular song I assumed it was about the video game, to the disgust of my daughter. Fortnite has been a popular word in my house for too many years with my son at this point. Yes, I realize now it’s spelled differently. |
Oh! That's what I get for responding pre-coffee! And I do love alight. |
My money was on you not having had coffee yet! |
I'm the PP who misread. I'll offer up excoriate. 😊 |
Overmorrow - the day after tomorrow
Ereyesterday - the day before yesterday I read a lot of history and it was all about creative ways to tell time. Canonical hours - Prime, vespers, lauds, compline. Sigh. Such nice terms. |
Much obliged. 😊 |
I have a thing for the words Vicar and Vicarage. |
Fortnight isn’t bringing ack old language, it’s just re-introducing British English.
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