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Issue 27 June 07, 2012

2nd Quarter 2012Week 24

June 10 - 16

TABLE OF CONTENTSISSUE 2012.24

Unusual Words, Part 2pages 1-4

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UNUSUAL WORDS, Part 2by Kathy Wolfe

This week, Tidbits continues with its lexiphani-cism — showing off with big words! It’s time to learn more about these whatchamacallits and thingamajigs.• Thosewho love cats are ailurophilists,whilethosewho lovedogsarecynophilists.Peoplewho love all animals are referred to asphilotherialists.

•Misogamists and misopedists often go handin hand. They hate marriage and children,respectively. Gamophobists don’t hatemarriage;they’rejustafraidofit.

•Stop,thief!Lookatthewidevarietyoftermsused to describe these crooks — brigand, snaffler,kirkbuzzer,efter, ladroneorfootpad.Thesnafflerismainlyahorsethief,whilethekirkbuzzerrobsonlychurches.Theefterstealsfrom theater customers while the performance is on, and ladrones and footpads are muggers who thieve while on foot. A specializedpickpocket who targets only churchgoers isreferredtoasanautemdiver.

•The Latin suffix “-aster” refers to anythingwith a lesser status, for example, a musicaster is a mediocre musician, while a militaster is a soldier without skills or abilities. The theologaster is a shallow theologian who has no deep spiritual thinking.

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UNUSUAL WORDS (continued):• Pregnantwomenoftenhavetoendure

allotriophagy, that craving for strange foods. Hopefully, they will choose items that are salutiferous, meaning conducive to health or well-being.

•Ifyoushilly-shally,dodder,quail,haw,demuror shrink before making a decision, you merelyhesitate.Let’ssayyou’rediffident,gelid,reticent,charyordelitescent—you’reconsidered rather reserved. Now if someone calls you a miscreant, wastral, garmin, reprobate or varlet, consider yourself insulted. You’vebeenlabeledascoundrel!

•Whatdothewordscoquelicot,tilleul,smaragdine and smalt have in common? They areallnamesfordifferentcolors!Coquelicotis a brilliant poppy red; tilleul is a yellowish-green color; smaragdine is emerald green; and smalt is a deep blue. Speaking of colors, there is an actual name for those who fear the color purple — porphyrophobia.

•Goodwordscomeinsmallpackages!Toaby means to make amends or atone for an offense. A wen is an enormously congested city. To soften something by soaking is to ret it. That broad sash we see wrapped around a kimono is an obi. And kir is a drink composed of black currant syrup and white wine.

•Don’tconfusephilalethistswithphilatelists.The former are lovers of truth, while the latter love collecting postage stamps.

•Howaboutthatreallyboringpersonyoumeet at a party who has absolutely no conversational skills? This dull dude is a macrologist,andhefrequentlyengagesinbattology — wearisome redundancy and triflingtalk.He’senoughtogiveyouabadcase of drapetomania, that uncontrollable urge torunaway!

•Somefolksarefamousformentimutation—the act of changing their minds. Some might actually have hypobulia, which is an inability to come to a decision.

•Doyouhavebigfeet?You’resciapodous!Howaboutgreatbigears?You’remacrotous!Maybebuckteeth,too?You’reagubbertush!Isthereanoticeablegapbetweenthosebuckteeth?That’scalledadiastema.Let’saddabucculatothemix;that’sadoublechin.

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•Atonetimeoranother,everyonehashadthemisfortune of sitting behind a milver, a person who chatters non-stop through a movie. Relatedtermsincludepleniloquent(onewhoisfulloftalk)andblatteroon(aconstanttalker). Many of them have a cacoethes loquendi,thatunquenchabledesiretotalk.No matter how you say it, you just wish they’dshutup!(Severalofthemareprobablysomniloquentaswell,meaningtheyeventalkintheirsleep!)

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•Thetoweritselfisnamed,notsocreatively,theClockTowerandisthethird-tallest free-standing clock tower in theworld.It’sthethirdtowertobebuiltonParliament’sgrounds.Thefirstwasbegunin1288duringthereignofKingEdwardIandalsocontainedaclockandabellnamedGreatEdward,whichwasrungonthehour.Thiswasreplacedin1367withEngland’sfirstpublicchimingclock.Itstoodfor340years.

•WhenadevastatingfiredestroyedmuchofthepalaceofWestminsterin1834,theplansto rebuild did not include a new tower. These

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with lighter copper hands, and the four-sided clockbegankeepingtimeinMayof1859.TheGreatBellknownasBigBenwasn’trungforthefirsttimeuntilthatJuly.

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beingtestedin1857,andanewonewascast.SixteenwhitehorsespulledacarriagecarryingthebelltotheNewPalaceYard.Ittook18hourstoraisethebellintothebelfry.Latein1859,twofractureswerefoundinBigBen. The hammer was replaced with a lighter version, and the bell was rotated so that an

undamaged section would be struck. This second bell still resides in the Tower. •Thetoweris316feet(96.3m)tall,about16stories.Eachoftheclock’sfourdialsis23feetsquare(49.15sq.m).Theminutehandsare14feet(4.26m)long,whilethenumeralsaretwofeet(0.6m)tall. The base of each dial contains a Latin inscription, which translates “O Lord, keepsafeourQueenVictoriatheFirst.”•DuringWorldWarI,thebellwasnotrung, and the clock was unlit at night to protectitfromGermanZeppelinattacks.DuringWorldWarII,thebellswererung,but also from a darkened tower.•Althoughit’soneoftheworld’smostfamous tourist attractions, only United

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town.Plus, June is a slower season for chimney and fireplace cleaners, compared to fall when homeowners are in a hurry to get their fireplaces ready for the cold weather. The benefit to you is that you can have greater choice of the day and time you want them to come in and service the chimney. They also should be able to spend more time checking your fireplace, chimney and flue for potential dangers, rather than rushing off to the next

service call.Some chimney and fireplace service technicians offer discounts at this time of year. Check their website or call the company

to ask about any specials they’re running. Again, you have control over how much you’re willing to pay for chimney cleaning service. Ask for a written estimate up front, before allowing any work to be performed. If the chimney cleaner detects a problem, ask for a revised estimate, and don’t let the additional work done until you have agreed

on the work and the price.

HOME TIP: Help prevent a dangerous buildup of creosote in your chimney by burning hotter, cleaner fires. Use well-aged hardwood and crack a window in the room to

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• “I needed a hot water bottle for my legs, but I couldn’t find mine anywhere. My husband suggested filling a soda-pop bottle (the 2-liter kind) with hot water and wrapping a towel around it. It worked magically, and I think even bet-ter than the regular bottle.” -- C.C. in Iowa

• Want quick-cooking meatloaf? Use muffin tins to bake cute, easy portions. The same meat mixture will cook in half the time and be just as tasty. Use mashed potatoes to “frost” these dinner “cupcakes”!

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Pets in DistressDEAR PAW’S CORNER: Recently, my cat “Clark Gable” got very ill -- vomiting frequently and lethargic. I had no idea what was wrong, so I called my veterinarian. The vet’s assistant talked me through some important steps that I didn’t know and wouldn’t have been able to accomplish in my panicked state, such as looking at what C.G. was vomiting up and looking for possible sources of poisoning in my apartment. She advised me to bring him in immediately along with a sample of the vomit (gross, right?) and a couple of possible items he could have eaten.The vet was able to quickly treat C.G., who has made a complete recovery. But I’ve become much more aware that I need to

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DEAR CLARENCE: Your story is more common than you’d think. Thanks for sharing it.If you have a pet, it’s very important to know that many household items can be dangerous if your pet ingests them. For example, many cats love to chew on the leaves of houseplants -- but many houseplants are extremely poisonous to cats, especially plants from the lily family. Other seemingly benign things, like chocolate and onions, can be harmful to pets, especially dogs.Even armed with the

knowledge of what can harm your pet, accidents can happen. For example, a dog can break into the pantry and eat a giant bag of dog food. Make sure to display the phone number of your pet’s veterinarian and the nearest emergency pet hospital near the telephone or on the refrigerator where you can access it should your pet ever be injured, ill or in distress.

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