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podictionary weekly # 208 – May 25 to 29

May 29th, 2009 | podcast

 

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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 hyphen
Tuesday’s word history was for dine
Wednesday’s word origin was for fire
Thursday’s etymology, posted at OUPblog was for tarmac and
Friday’s word root was for the word holocaust

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

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