This week instead of a weekly collection of the most recent episodes of podictionary I am posting the episode I ran on the main podictionary site on Monday. You can see the original transcript here but in brief what it says (and what you’ll hear) is that podictionary is going to be taking a more relaxed approach to episodes for the foreseeable future.

Unfortunately this messes up the smooth routine I had going with podictionary weekly. I’m undecided as to what that means for the weekly collection. I suppose I could just continue to do re-runs of the weekly episodes but they certainly would be out of sync with the daily episodes.

Whatever the outcome, thanks for your faithful listening up to now and I hope you continue to enjoy whatever it is the future brings.

Cheers
Charles

This podcast is a re-run from 2007

Podictionary weekly is an audio compilation of the five words of the day from the daily version of the podictionary podcast.

Monday’s podictionary word was inaugural
Tuesday’s was auger
Wednesday’s was ginger
Thursday’s was siren and
Friday’s was chopsticks

Transcripts of all of the above episodes are available by following the links.

Originally posted December 7, 2007

Podictionary weekly is an audio compilation of the five words of the day from the daily version of the podictionary podcast.

Monday’s podictionary word was brand
Tuesday’s was penitentiary
Wednesday’s was jail
Thursday’s was porcelain and
Friday’s was china

Transcripts of all of the above episodes are available by following the links.

The daily version of podictionary posted only reruns this week and I didn’t have equivalent reruns for the weekly feed so I apologize we have no podictionary weekly this week.

Podictionary weekly is an audio compilation of the five words of the day from the daily version of the podictionary podcast.

Monday’s podictionary word was prince
Tuesday’s word history was for snafu
Wednesday’s word origin was for tantalize
Thursday’s etymology, was for romance and
Friday’s word root was for the word pew

Transcripts of all of the above episodes are available by following the links.

Podictionary weekly is an audio compilation of the five words of the day from the daily version of the podictionary podcast.

Monday’s podictionary word was geisha
Tuesday’s word history was for garble
Wednesday’s word origin was for volunteer
Thursday’s etymology, was for marsupial and
Friday’s word root was for the word garbage

Transcripts of all of the above episodes are available by following the links.