Fun with words from the WSJ.
adumbrate, v., report in outline; indicate faintly; foreshadow or symbolize.
alacrity, n., brisk and cheerful readiness.
sophistry, n., the use of false or fallacious arguments with the intent to deceive.
enigmatic, adj., difficult to understand, mysterious.
dryad, n., in folklore, a nymph inhabiting a tree, particularly oak.
woses, n., wild men of the woods; Woodwose, a mythical creature believed by some to be the link between modern humans and ancient ancestors.
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Josh Stallings wrote a great blog post on Criminal Minds suggesting authors shouldn’t write for free. Here’s my response: Josh, great post, but let’s get back to the question at hand: “how could the m
Ah, blessed silence. The day after our celebration of the founding of this country through the signatures affixed to our Declaration of Independence, at an hour in which the world outside the window w