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Ever since we began feeling the first aches and pains of age, my husband and I have jokingly started calling each other rottame (masculine, plural: rottami). It derives from rotto, the past participle of the verb rompere (to break), and the suffix -ame whose purpose is to form collective nouns from simple nouns, often with ... Read more
Nonpareil definition, having no equal; peerless. See more.
Linguistically, the Anglo-Saxons practically eradicated the native Britons. The question is: was it ethnic cleansing?
Episode available on:Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherThis week I am talking with shadow work coach Rachael Besser about healing our fearful avoidant attachment styles. During the conversation we define fearful avoidant attachment style aka disorganized attachment style. We share what it felt like to find out about our attachment style and how we began to heal. We share tools and exercises we did start getting to a secure attachment style. We even share the benefits of this attachment style and how
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August 24, 2022 | a minor malfunction or problem There's a glitch in the etymology of glitch—it may come from the Yiddish glitsh, meaning 'slippery place,' but that's not certain. Print use of glitch
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