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Brick – Podictionary Word of the Day

The podictionary word of the week is “brick”.

 
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Historical Thesaurus: On Kinship

Professor Christian Kay from the HTOED team blogs about one of her favourite sections of the Historical Thesaurus.

How to Call Someone “Stupid” in Old English
Historical Thesaurus Week

Judy Pearsall (OUP’s Reference Publishing Manager) explains how you might call someone “stupid” in Old English.

Ammon Shea Digs Into the Historical Thesaurus
Historical Thesaurus Week

Ammon Shea explores the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary.

Glass – Podictionary Word of the Day

The podictionary word of the week is “glass”.

 
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Historical Thesaurus Week – Christian Kay reflects

Professor Christian Kay reflects on her 40 years’ work on the HTOED.

Rewriting The Gettysburg Address:
Historical Thesaurus Week

How could you use the HTOED to rewrite the Gettysburg Address?

Introducing The Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary
Historical Thesaurus Week

The Timeline for the HTOED.

Ketchup – Podictionary Word of the Day

The podictionary word of the week is “ketchup”.

 
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Podictionary Interview – Philip Durkin

A special podictionary episode with Philip Durkin.

 
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