Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Boook
Sometimes a word is so useful and necessary that it had been crying in the ether to be coined. Once used, we all wonder, “It’s so obvious now. How do we ever get along […]
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Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Puos
The world teems with people unsure of the plural form of puo. This uncertainty dates back the Elizabethan Era. Astoundingly enough, there’s no word that means more than one puo. It’s time to correct this […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Memewipe
Why can’t we post brilliant things on Facebook(tm)? Is it because we are never quite clever enough? No, brilliant memes assault our eyes the moment we sign on to our Facebook feed. These memes drives […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s word: Afterbuy
Why is it so hard to find something we needed or would really like? Why do we only spot those items after we pay the cashier? If only there were a word to describe this […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Bitas
Why is it so to hard to get anywhere on time? Because it takes so long just to get out the door. Why is it so difficult to leave? If only there were a word […]
Learning to Speak Tagalog, Lesson #1
20 million people in the Philippines speak the Tagalog language. 1.6 million people living in America speak it. Even 400,000 Canadians converse in Tagalog. So you can see how essential it is for the modern […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Mindcise
Sure, we all want to be in better shape. We should exercise more. Some. Once. But we don’t. Our excuses for avoiding physical extertion are legion. So many of us completely erase from our mind […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary – Today’s Word: Loralist
We are so proud of ourselves. We finally wrote down every last item we wanted, only to forget that piece of paper. Augh! But we don’t have a word to describe this behavior. It’s high […]
Paul’s Awesome English Dictionary, Today’s Word, Leadbread
My whole wheat bread did not rise yesterday. It was tasty. But it was not a tasty loaf of bread, it was a tasty brick. Gray clouds appeared in my kitchen. Those clouds, however, had […]