Will wonders ever cease?
I subscribe to the Dictionary.com's "word of the day" and usually find the word is one I already know. (I may not use it but I comfort myself in that as least I do know what it means.)
Today's word is a completely new one for me.
Deipnosophist \dyp-NOS-uh-fist\, noun:
"Someone who is skilled in table talk."
"...At the age of six his future as a deipnosophist seemed certain. Guzzling filched apples he loved to prattle. Hogging the pie he invariably piped up and rattled on."
-- Ellis Sharp, "The Bloating of Nellcock"
Today's word is a completely new one for me.
Deipnosophist \dyp-NOS-uh-fist\, noun:
"Someone who is skilled in table talk."
"...At the age of six his future as a deipnosophist seemed certain. Guzzling filched apples he loved to prattle. Hogging the pie he invariably piped up and rattled on."
-- Ellis Sharp, "The Bloating of Nellcock"
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