nithing - a contemptible or despicable person; a coward (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English nīthing; Old Norse nīthingr)
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nithing - a contemptible or despicable person; a coward (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English nīthing; Old Norse nīthingr)
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nigh - nearly; almost; near; approaching (e.g. The end of the world is nigh; first recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English 'nēah', 'nēh')
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nigh - nearly; almost; near; approaching (e.g. The end of the world is nigh; first recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English 'nēah', 'nēh')
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nay – no (used in dissent, denial, or refusal; first recorded in 1125; Middle English 'nai', 'nei')
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nay – no (used in dissent, denial, or refusal; first recorded in 1125; Middle English 'nai', 'nei')
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naught – nothing; not (e.g. it matters naught; first recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English 'nauht', 'nāwiht')
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naught – nothing; not (e.g. it matters naught; first recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English 'nauht', 'nāwiht')
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natheless - nevertheless; notwithstanding (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English nā·thē·lǣs)
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natheless - nevertheless; notwithstanding (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Old English nā·thē·lǣs)
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Wandering alone.
From Latin sōlus, “alone” + vagārī, “to wander”.
Some journeys are better without company.
Are you happiest wandering alone — or never alone?
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Wandering alone.
From Latin sōlus, “alone” + vagārī, “to wander”.
Some journeys are better without company.
Are you happiest wandering alone — or never alone?
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nary - not a one; not at all; not any; no; never a (e.g. nary a man was left ; first recorded in 1740)
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nary - not a one; not at all; not any; no; never a (e.g. nary a man was left ; first recorded in 1740)
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mummer - an actor, especially a pantomimist; one of a group of masked performers in folk play or mime (First recorded in 1400; from the Middle English word 'mommer')
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mummer - an actor, especially a pantomimist; one of a group of masked performers in folk play or mime (First recorded in 1400; from the Middle English word 'mommer')
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morrow - the following day; tomorrow; the morning (First recorded in 1225; Middle English 'morwe', Old English 'morgen')
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morrow - the following day; tomorrow; the morning (First recorded in 1225; Middle English 'morwe', Old English 'morgen')
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From autumn + -ity, creating a noun for the quality or state of being autumnal.
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From autumn + -ity, creating a noun for the quality or state of being autumnal.
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methinks - I believe; I think; it seems to me (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Middle English me thinketh; Old English me thyncth)
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methinks - I believe; I think; it seems to me (First recorded in the early Middle Ages; Middle English me thinketh; Old English me thyncth)
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meseems - it seems to me (First recorded in 1350; Middle English 'me semeth')
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meseems - it seems to me (First recorded in 1350; Middle English 'me semeth')
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melodist – a singer; a composer of melodies (First recorded in 1780)
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melodist – a singer; a composer of melodies (First recorded in 1780)
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And if you’re wondering why we’ve been a little quiet lately… well, apparently we’ve been perendinating.
It’s a word. We’re using it. That’s how this works. 😂
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A) Physically tackling you
B) Joking with you
C) Stealing your shoe
D) Practicing judo
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If someone says you’re "pulling my leg," what are they doing? 🦵
A) Physically tackling you
B) Joking with you
C) Stealing your shoe
D) Practicing judo
Drop your guesses, no Google allowed! 🚫🔍
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