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The Indispensable Dictionary of Unusual Words
The Indispensable Dictionary of Unusual Words: Over 6,000 Obscure and Preposterous Words to Know, Learn, and Love | Josefa Heifetz Byrne
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From aasvogel (the South African vulture) to knurry (full of knots), from melangeur (a machine for making chocolate syrup) to zumbooruk (a small cannon fired from the back of a camel), the words in this book are guaranteed to expand your vocabulary and confound your friends. They may be obscure and even preposterous, but every entry in this eye-opening book has been accepted as a formal or legitimate English word by at least one major dictionary. This dictionary does not claim or attempt to be complete. It is based completely on the editor’s sense of wonder and absurdity. It is educational, yes, but also more fun than any dictionary has a right to be!
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Ready for October.

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Being back on here means that I am sharing the prompt list for the October Art Challenge formally known as Inktober. The person who made the prompt list I preferred no longer makes one, so here is mine. If you make your way to my insta, you can see the same list in French, if you prefer.

Steal, pilder, share!

(ETA: fixed the typo in the slide; fixed a typo in the text)