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Your New Favorite Word
by Jamis and Tessa BuckA podcast that celebrates wordiness, and nerdiness, and sometimes plain absurdiness!
Copyright: ©2020 by Jamis and Tessa Buck
Episodes
Episode 1.15: "Oronym" and "Contronym"
16m · Published
Jamis and Tessa team up to discuss two different kinds of “name” words: those that sound the same as other words, and those that simultaneously mean their own opposite. How can this be, you ask? Listen and find out!
Episode 1.15: "Oronym" and "Contronym"
16m · Published
Jamis and Tessa team up to discuss two different kinds of “name” words: those that sound the same as other words, and those that simultaneously mean their own opposite. How can this be, you ask? Listen and find out!
Episode 1.14: "Pandemonium" and "Eggcorn"
16m · Published
Pandemonium ensues when Tessa tries to pronounce “pandemonium” and follows John Milton to the depths of Hell. Jamis then gathers eggcorns to share, with a surprise favorite word at the end. No spoilers!
Episode 1.14: "Pandemonium" and "Eggcorn"
16m · Published
Pandemonium ensues when Tessa tries to pronounce “pandemonium” and follows John Milton to the depths of Hell. Jamis then gathers eggcorns to share, with a surprise favorite word at the end. No spoilers!
Episode 1.13: "Divvy" and "Mirage"
11m · Published
Did you know that “divide”, “devise”, and “device” all come from the same Latin root? Neither did Jamis, until he started researching the word “divvy”! Tessa uncovered a shifting cloud of words of her own around the word “mirage”. Miraculous!
Episode 1.13: "Divvy" and "Mirage"
11m · Published
Did you know that “divide”, “devise”, and “device” all come from the same Latin root? Neither did Jamis, until he started researching the word “divvy”! Tessa uncovered a shifting cloud of words of her own around the word “mirage”. Miraculous!
Episode 1.12: "Crepe" and "Malapropism"
16m · Published
A breakfast conversation leads Tessa to ponder the origins of the crepe, and the question of semantic boundaries. Jamis disgusts the phenomenal of the malapropism. Or, wait, I mean, discusses the phenomenon. Whatever.
Episode 1.12: "Crepe" and "Malapropism"
16m · Published
A breakfast conversation leads Tessa to ponder the origins of the crepe, and the question of semantic boundaries. Jamis disgusts the phenomenal of the malapropism. Or, wait, I mean, discusses the phenomenon . Whatever.
Episode 1.11: "Iniquity" and "Seamy"
11m · Published
Tessa announces the winners of our recent contests, and then we discuss some meatier topics than usual. Jamis finds iniquity in inequity, and Tessa uncovers meaning in the seamy side.
Episode 1.11: "Iniquity" and "Seamy"
11m · Published
Tessa announces the winners of our recent contests, and then we discuss some meatier topics than usual. Jamis finds iniquity in inequity, and Tessa uncovers meaning in the seamy side.
Your New Favorite Word has 70 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 20:05:06. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on April 7th, 2024 05:18.
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