by
Jaye B.
Here’s more from the 1891 edition of Black’s Dictionary of Law:
I’d like to know who does the signing for the deaf and dumb during the trial and whether or not they could be trusted.
Defeneration causes many to defenestrate.
Decoctors abound these days.
The uncuths were most likely uncouth which is from Old English uncuth ‘unknown’ from in-‘not’ +cuth past participle of cunning ‘know,be able.)
Forbannitus Fallen Angels forever banished to the dry and desolate place.
A jugulator juggling the souls of those he murdered.
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and my favorite of all:
Infinite absurdity indeed.
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Jaye B. is a writer, musician and artist. His art criticism has appeared in Art Paper, New North Artscape, Art Muscle, Northfield Magazine and elsewhere. His articles have also appeared in City Pages, Twin Cities Reader, Mysteries Magazine, Fahrenheit San Diego, High Plains Reader, New Dawn and Rain Taxi. He has appeared on BBC Radio, WGN Chicago, WLW Cincinnati and elsewhere in the mediasphere to discuss his work. Please help support Reset News @ Paypal, Cash App , Ko-fi or contact the author for other options @ jayeb444@protonmail.com
Fascinating word study to form a hidden sentence maybe?
Pondering.