Tag Archives: Word Play

Help Wanted? I Guess So

Posted on 22 September 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Trepid and telligent, but ane and sipid; the case for and against in. Continue reading →

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Aye No Yew’ve Been Waiting

Posted on 08 September 2017 by Isabel Gibson

The typo-hound affliction. Continue reading →

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Vext (and Yet, Impresst)

Posted on 01 September 2017 by Isabel Gibson

The joys of irregular verbs. Continue reading →

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This Here Premise

Posted on 25 August 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Grammar, inflection, and syntax, oh my. Continue reading →

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The Although-Comma

Posted on 11 August 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Yes, “although” goes with the first part of the sentence: the part from which it is separated (Oh, the horror) by a comma. Here we have the domesticated Although-Comma, its wild origins lost in the mists of time. Continue reading →

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Very Inntsertieg

Posted on 30 July 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Conversations with kooks.com. Continue reading →

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Can Giraffes Be Saved?

Posted on 09 July 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A look at today’s media ecology. Who knew that was a thing? Continue reading →

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What It Is

Posted on 11 June 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A sneeze by any other name would sound . . . the same? Continue reading →

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Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia

Posted on 22 March 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A devilishly fine post. Continue reading →

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