Daniel Widdis
December 28th, 2015, 05:41 PM
This is one of those fuzzy situations in which I don't have any actual
DQ's but I have enough borderline DQ's based on knowledge of the latin
root that I think it would be foolhardy to continue the round.
dixit is latin for "he said" (a verb) and the english equivalent noun is
a spoken word (Collins) or utterance (M-W). I've had a few fake
definitions playing on that root word that might have disguised the real
def, but I suspect that when the defs would have been posted, the
potential DQ's would have turned actual.
New woid shortly.
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DQ's but I have enough borderline DQ's based on knowledge of the latin
root that I think it would be foolhardy to continue the round.
dixit is latin for "he said" (a verb) and the english equivalent noun is
a spoken word (Collins) or utterance (M-W). I've had a few fake
definitions playing on that root word that might have disguised the real
def, but I suspect that when the defs would have been posted, the
potential DQ's would have turned actual.
New woid shortly.
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