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How did the phrase " (to) pop a vein" come to be coined to mean that one has gotten very upset or angry?
by SCRRBC on October 20th, 2008
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What is the origin of the term "polyglot"?
by Doggie S on September 8th, 2008
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Why do people often refer to being pregnant as being Prego? Isn't that a pasta sauce?
by Rebel Monster on July 27th, 2008
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Have you ever used the word 'polemic' in an everyday discussion?
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What is the origin of punchline?
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You're reading Could phagitate ever become an accepted word since phag means to eat in Greek and itate refers to doing an action? It would mean eating.
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It makes perfect logical sense.
I could masticate while I phagitate and it wouldn't
be obscene either.
by Kevisaurus is a Carnotaurus today on May 28th, 2008
LOL!
by Jay Was Here - AYPWIP on May 28th, 2008
LMAO!
by Scooter on June 10th, 2008