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Replying to @Trwil3 Weird origins (part 22). #history #wordorigins #et — @homeofallthingsfacts921.6K1:50@homeofallthingsfactsEtymology magic in Disney’s Robin Hood! #etymology #history #literatur — @jesszafarris195.8K2:39@jesszafarrisReplying to @rjknox Weird origins (part 25). #history #wordorigins #et — @homeofallthingsfacts138.5K1:19@homeofallthingsfactsWhat do you think of these Germanic alternatives to Latin and Greek-de — @jesszafarris125.5K4:04@jesszafarrisA few quick etymology facts from Useless Etymology for launch day! My  — @jesszafarris46.2K1:36@jesszafarrisWeird origins you didn’t know (part 32) #originstory #phraseorigins #w — @homeofallthingsfacts29.5K1:29@homeofallthingsfactsDid you know that these words are relatively new to English? I got to  — @jesszafarris29K3:09@jesszafarrisThe secrets of spinster’s suffix! … By the way, you might think, given — @jesszafarris20.8K3:30@jesszafarrisReplying to @MissDMeaner Weird origins you didn’t know (part 29) #Word — @homeofallthingsfacts18K1:20@homeofallthingsfactsI had a friend ask about an old favorite—the etymology of defenestrate — @jesszafarris15.1K1:33@jesszafarrisI saw @Merriam-Webster posted about the origin of “grawlix,” and I hav — @jesszafarris7.9K1:57@jesszafarrisEver think about sarcastic punctuation? In A Miscellany of Weird & Won — @jesszafarris7.1K2:08@jesszafarrisThese five words are a bit older than you might expect! Dr. Erica Broz — @jesszafarris6.1K2:42@jesszafarrisOne of my favorite underappreciated videos! Do you know what a ghost w — @jesszafarris5.8K3:39@jesszafarrisWhy do meteorologists study more than just meteors? Etymology to the r — @jesszafarris5.3K3:09@jesszafarrisI need help identifying a bunch of idioms from around the world! #etym — @jesszafarris4.7K0:50@jesszafarris

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