If I'm going to blog words tonight (in order to avoid you-know-what/you-know-who), we might as well look at this wonderful word meaning "dizygotic." This discussion thread at the etymology subReddit has a lot of interesting and relevant content, including how in Danish one word can mean either dizygotic or double-edged. Followed by a allusion to the two very different meanings of "unionized" (union-ized vs un-ionized) and the two meanings of logistics (vs. logistic).
Words are always fun.
There's a small town in the north Florida panhandle called "Two Egg." There's a sign that indicates Faye Dunaway is from there.
ReplyDeleteWhat don't French people eat two eggs? Because one egg is un oeuf
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