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Words Words Words refers to both a stand-up
comedy routine and the
second album by
American comedian Bo Burnham. The live
performance debuted at the Boston...
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Words,
Words,
Words is a one-act play
written by
David Ives for his
collection of six one-act plays, All in the Timing. The play is
about Kafka, Milton...
- "These
Words" (also
known as "These
Words (I Love You, I Love You)") is a song by
British singer-songwriter
Natasha Bedingfield. It was
written by Steve...
- new
words from
existing words (especially
those of
Germanic origin) or
stems (especially for
words of
Latin or Gr**** origin).
Formation of new
words, called...
- "The
Fourteen Words" (also
abbreviated 14 or 1488) is a
reference to two
slogans originated by the
American domestic terrorist David Eden Lane, one of...
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Words,
Words,
Words is a
comedy play by
David Ives. "
Words,
words,
words.", a
phrase quoted from Hamlet, may also
refer to:
Words Words Words, a 2010...
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phrase quickly spread to
other journalists. "Cromulent" and "embiggen",
words used in "Lisa the Iconoclast", have
since appeared in the Dictionary.com's...
- "No
Words" is a song
written by Paul
McCartney and
Denny Laine, and
first released on 7
December 1973 on Band on the Run by Paul
McCartney and Wings....
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holds that
words with the /k/
sound are funny. A 2015
study at the
University of
Alberta suggested that the
humor of
certain nonsense words can be explained...
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longest word in
English depends on the
definition of "word" and of length.
Words may be
derived naturally from the language's
roots or
formed by coinage...
