Dictionary.com’s Word of the Day for Friday January 20, 2006
susurration – a whispering sound; a soft murmur.
What a great word.
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Dictionary.com’s Word of the Day for Friday January 20, 2006
susurration – a whispering sound; a soft murmur.
What a great word.
that’s funny, i was about to post a comment with a word that i didn’t want to forget: effloresce.
hope all is well!
Ooh, also a great word.
I don’t have any power at home, so I’m at the Pour House typing up my Jan Term reflections. I either don’t have any or have too many; either way, I’m rambling and don’t know where to go.
CONCEPTION
# noun: the act of becoming pregnant; fertilization of an ovum by a spermatozoon
# noun: an abstract or general idea inferred or derived from specific instances
# noun: the event that occurred at the beginning of something
# noun: the creation of something in the mind
# name: A female given name (rare: 1 in 100000 females; popularity rank in the U.S.: #3333)
ahahahaaa… sigh
I just listened to the audiobook of Freakonomics (which was very good and I recommend it), and there was a great section about baby names, including a 15 year old girl named Temptress who found herself in family court…
What does efflorescemean? I love susurration though this was the first I herad of it. Hope power comes back soon.
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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=effloresce
ef·flo·resce
They woke me before the world
Old and urban, they came and left in a red taxi
A fiery farewell as old as time.
They say in deft susurration
“Writer, you have our sad gift”
The minutes urge me to cast the lines.