Did you get this one? Scapula! From the Latin for shoulder. An easier one this Wednesday for #ThesaurusDay!
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It might be #ThesaurusDay... but what if your little one is just starting to learn their first words?
We love these tips from Dr Meredith Rowe to help expand your child's vocabulary: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/news-and-features/features/2022/january/10-tips-for-helping-children-learn-their-first-words/
Pic: Monika Forsberg
In honor of #ThesaurusDay, I just sent some money to @becauselangpod and @wayword.
I encourage you to celebrate the day by sending your love (financially or otherwise) to your favorite word bloggers and podcasters today.
Jan 18: Today is #Thesaurus Day! http://www.cute-calendar.com/40736 #ThesaurusDay #holiday #event #observance
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It's #ThesaurusDay which we think is an EXCELLENT excuse to ask what your favourite word is...
It's that time of the week again. So warm up your noggins and dust off your noodles for the wise Wednesday quiz. Comment your answer below. Answers will be released later today.
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Das Thesaurus of english words, ein Lexikon der Synonyme, wurde von Peter Mark Roget 1852 verfasst und enthielt in der Erstauflage bereits 15 Tausend Wörter. #ThesaurusDay #Cartoon #Apocalypse
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January 18 is #ThesaurusDay because British physician Peter Mark Roget, author of the first modern thesaurus (https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/20), was born on this day in 1779. Roget was a real all-rounder, he also invented the log log slide rule (https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1815.0003). This shows that "words people" can also be #numbers people".