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Top Stories published by Wonderful Words, Defined in 2020

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Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Feb 6, 2020

Qi, Prana, Vril

Vril: A Mysterious Energy Force

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Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Apr 3, 2020

Books are the Future!

Stichomancy: Divination via Random Passages in Books (esp. Verse).

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Mar 30, 2020

The Riddler…

Riddlemeree: Nonsense or Rigamarole (Also Spelled Riddle-me-ree)

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Apr 10, 2020

Od: A Mysterious, Hypothetical Life- or Energy-Force Proposed by Baron Carl von Reichenbach

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Apr 29, 2020

Viking Duels

Holmgang: A Duel or Fight to the Death

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Mar 26, 2020

Bloody Hell!

Ichor: Blood of the Gods or Blood-like Fluid (Literally or Figuratively)

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

May 18, 2020

Lions and Elephants!

Retromingent: Urinating Backwards

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Apr 27, 2020

50 Reasons Not to Live in Egypt

Khamsin: An Oppressive, Hot, Southerly Spring Wind in Egypt

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

May 11, 2020

Like butyrum (in Latin).

Butyraceous: Buttery, or Butter-like

Jim Dee -- Developer, Writer, Multipotentiate in Wonderful Words, Defined

Apr 14, 2020

Stay Safe!

Yeggman: A Safe-Cracker or Burglar

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