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Hello March 2019

A few months ago, I wrote about favourite words of famous people and I asked you puzzlers to tell me your own favourite words.
Puzzler Billie Halpin’s favourite word is onomatopoeia, which means the formation of a word from a sound associated with the meaning, such as sizzle, which sounds like a sausage frying in the pan or cuckoo, the exact sound a cuckoo makes.

The word comes from Greek onoma ‘name’ and poios ‘making’ and there are many onomatopoeic words in our language.
Billie is also fascinated by the -ous words – splendiferous [more…]

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Crisp

Derived from the Latin crispus meaning ‘curled’, this word means firm, dry and brittle and you could say it’s a great example of onomatopoeia, a word that sounds exactly like its meaning.