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Sheryl Gordon

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Logophile who suffers from lethologica (the irony)! Curated a book to try to overcome this, AND to honour my mom—who lost all of her words in the end.

Toronto, ON
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@ARewordingLife
Sheryl Gordon
10 years
Love words? Buy this book: https://t.co/FEx3eSwdhu It's also a fundraiser for those who lose their words in the end--like my mom. #demENDtia
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A Rewording Life: Finding Meaning in the Wor(l)d
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Dominic Beaudry
4 years
In Ojibwe our word for water is nibiish (pronounced ni-beesh). Autumn Peltier is included in MacLean’s top 50 power list- she is an Ojibwe water protector.
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Sheryl Gordon
5 years
A glimpse of leucism: https://t.co/dRG1sGoW7j #wordnerd
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Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology
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In French, a wren is a ‘little king’, ROITELET. In German, it’s a ‘hedge king’, ZAUNKÖNIG. In Dutch, it’s the ‘winter king’, WINTERKONING. In Danish, it’s a ‘fence-slinker’, GÆRDESMUTTE. In Hungarian, it’s an ‘ox-eye’, ÖKÖRSZEM. In Faroese, it’s a ‘mouse-brother’, MÚSABRÓÐIR.
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5 years
Please reTweet to help raise awareness that not all #dementia is Alzheimer's disease.There are 100+ different types of dementia, including #Alzheimers. Learn more: https://t.co/El7ZlYjoqV
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New York Times Books
5 years
Words soothe — and we all need a bit of soothing these days. Here are the books that authors, including Celeste Ng, Lily King, Erik Larson and more, say bring them comfort.
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We first published this list at the beginning of the pandemic, when we needed a respite from the news, and we find ourselves turning to it again and again. Maybe you will, too.
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Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology
5 years
In typography, EN dashes ( – ) and longer EM dashes ( — ) are so called because ideally they should be the same width as an uppercase N and M, respectively.
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Sheryl Gordon
5 years
The Divided States of America. #Gobsmacked
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5 years
Hortatory shout out. #retweet
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Sheryl Gordon
5 years
Alchemmy!!!
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Schitt's Creek
5 years
With Catherine O'Hara, Eugene Levy, Dan Levy and Annie Murphy winning their #Emmys tonight, that means our little Canadian show is the first comedy OR drama to ~ever~ sweep all four acting categories, and that is absolutely wild 🇨🇦
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Sheryl Gordon
5 years
Relishing the word tian. Thanks for dishing that up! Per #wiktionary: tian (plural tians) 1An oval cooking-pot, traditionally used in Provence. 2A Provençal dish of layered baked vegetables.
@foodandwine
Food & Wine
5 years
For the thinnest, most even slices, rely on a mandoline to cut the layered vegetables in this tian.
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@kdlang
k.d. lang
5 years
When discarding your mask, please consider cutting-ripping the ear straps loose. Apparently birds are getting caught in them. Thanks 🙏🏼
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@NewYorker
The New Yorker
5 years
A group of ants is called a colony. A group of aunts is called a book club.
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A group of gorillas is called a troop. A group of white men is called an improv troupe.
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Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology
5 years
A THUNDERPLUMP is a sudden, heavy fall of rain.
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@lusstylucy
Deacon Blues
5 years
A 1% drop in GDP is a recession. In 1929 we had a 15% drop in GDP and called it a depression. This week we had a 33% drop in GDP. We need a new word.
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Sheryl Gordon
6 years
Says the proud and irreverent shiksa. 🤪
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Haggard Hawks 🦅📚 Words | Language | Etymology
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If you’re VIZARDED then you’re wearing a mask.
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