Tag Archives: The Century Dictionary

“Respondent has come forth with a strange admixture of contentions.”

A study of the turnip-shaped word, “napiform.”

〜As advertised, but with additional reflections on the subject of holiday dinosaurs and unicorns〜

The appearance of the unusual “whyever” (in American English, at least) in the Manga Gamer localization of the Higurashi series prompted me to examine the word in detail.

〜The dangers of pondering your own past heroic deeds while crossing the street〜

〜The true story of the origin of “where the leaves are perennially virid”〜

On learning that house centipedes are our friends even though their appearance is somewhat unsettling.

〜I read that it’s not as easy as one would think〜

“The trees leaf in May” (and so does The New Leaf Journal)

〜Peacock mating call on line one〜

Welcome, one and all, to the opening of The Emu Café. In this special establishment of The New Leaf Journal, we serve only the finest descriptions of coffee, tea, and snacks to accompany.