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Congrats on "hangry" - "newsrotica" is a Terrrrrrible word. |
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My wife gets hangry. I just get sick when I don't eat. |
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As I flew home from the Dictionary Society of North America (DSNA) meeting I plugged my headphones into the audio recorder to see how the Open Mic event recording sounded. The pre-event chatter came through crystal clear but 11 minutes into the hour and 22 minute recording...silence... |
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That book costs about three grand! Wow. |
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Congrats on the win, Amy! Alas, I get hangry multiple times a day if I don't keep up with the grazing. We call it "hungry crabby" in my house, which doesn't have the parsimony of hangry but somehow better captures the essence of the experience for me, with lots of hunger-induced irritability aimed at any- and everything. That said, those subjected to my hungry-crabbiness might say hangry describes it more than adequately! |
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Hi Amy, yesterday (June 19) in the Tempo section of the Tribune there was an article on the Open Mic Event. I was there and really enjoyed hearing people geek out over words (I was the geek who got the Metcalf book). Do you remember what the 'om' word was? I checked the DSNA site but didn't find any info. |
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You had "wordly," right? I forgot to look for the article in the Tribune, so thanks for the link, Lesley! No idea about the "om" word, sorry. |
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The 'om' word was 'omergency'; I was the only one who voted for it -- it's something I experience often ("an urgent need to get in touch with the universe"). |
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