I love ancient languages like Greek and Latin, but modern ones are pretty interesting, too! So working with the written word every day and helping Verblio customers get the content they need is really enjoyable. If I’m not reading Homer or Horace, I’m usually figuring out how everything at Verblio can be even more awesome.
Welcome to the latest edition of our Weekly WOOF Roundup, wherein we recap all of the WOrds of the day, from the dictionaries OF the day (WOOF!).
Read MoreWelcome to the weekly Friday WOOF compendium. This week gave us an incredible bon mot, gnothi seauton (Greek: γνῶθι σεαυτόν): know thyself. It’s one of the most useful dicta I’ve…
Read MoreHappy Friday, dear readers! Friday is the day to reflect on all of the illuminating #WOOFs from the week, and most of all, to show some Word Love! And after…
Read MoreHappy Friday, everybody! Do your plans for the weekend include a trip to the haberdashery, or susurrating with an uxorious plenipotentiary? Not sure what that sentence even means? Then check…
Read MoreIt was an excellent second week of WOOFing here, bringing you the WOrd of the day, from the dictionary OF the day! If you missed a day, don’t fret! Here’s…
Read MoreIt’s the end of our first week WOOFing here at Blogmutt — that is to say, our first week of bringing you a Word Of the day from a dictionary…
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