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WORD OF THE WEEK: hugger-mugger
8 November 2019
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WORD OF THE WEEK: Proctor’s Bulldog
1 November 2019
, (n.) someone tasked with maintaining rules and keeping order


WORD OF THE WEEK: undermimic
18 October 2019
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WORD OF THE WEEK: Scowth
11 October 2019
, scowth (n.) a period of time off from work; scope or freedom to focus on other things

WORD OF THE WEEK: public house bargain
4 October 2019
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WORK OF THE WEEK: Ettercapped
27 September 2019
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WORD OF THE WEEK: seagull manager
20 September 2019
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WORD OF THE WEEK: Scofflaw
13 September 2019
, (n.) someone who treats the law with contempt; someone who deliberately flouts rules that are difficult to enforce

WORD OF THE WEEK: zivilcourage
6 September 2019
, (n.) the courage to stand up for what you believe is right

WORD OF THE WEEK: toad-eater
16 August 2019
, (n.) someone who supports a liar, or helps propagate their untruths



WORD OF THE WEEK: eye-servant
19 July 2019
, (n.) a worker who only busies themselves when they’re being observed

WORD OF THE WEEK: corbie-messenger
12 July 2019
, (n.) a messenger who arrives too late to be of use, or not at all

WORD OF THE WEEK: involution
5 July 2019
, (n.) the act of turning round or back; degeneration, the act of making worse

WORD OF THE WEEK: Bloviate
28 June 2019
, (v.) to talk boastfully or pompously; to talk without actually saying anything meaningful


WORD OF THE WEEK: aberglaube
14 June 2019
, aberglaube (n.) belief in things beyond the rational or verifiable.

WORD OF THE WEEK: caciquism
7 June 2019
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