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Pitch-perfect Popmaster triumphs in the battle of the Monday quizzes
2+ week, 5+ day ago (374+ words) at work. Meanwhile, 87 per cent of us will swear in public if we're in pain. That's easy to believe: it's a long...any of the teams, or get a single question right in the rounds based on maths, physics or…...
Are you saying charcuterie, brewery or quinoa right? Take our quiz!
3+ week, 4+ day ago (452+ words) berry from South American palm trees, commonly found in drinks and smoothie bowls. Chipotle, phenomenon and...a hacek, or caron, can throw people off, and here in the UK the name is commonly pronounced 'S-co-der'...
SUSIE DENT explores English's lost lexicon of put-downs
3+ week, 4+ hour ago (931+ words) Back in the early Noughties, the editors of the Oxford Dictionary Of English noticed something...interesting about the words they were about to include in their second edition. Their new volume, based on strict evidence of current language in use,…...
Tool reveals all the words added to the dictionary in your birth year
3+ week, 3+ day ago (65+ words) tool reveals all the terms added to the dictionary in your birth year Daily Mail Science & Tech News...tool reveals all the terms added to the dictionary in your birth year - See more Daily Mail on Google...
How do YOU pronounce 'happy'? Here's what it says about your class
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (850+ words) these words with an open 'eh' sound, as in 'happeh', are more likely to be from working-class...'tenser' vowel sound overall. These results, published in the journal Language Variation and Change, come from...'happy vowel' differently based on their class…...
Celebrity secret smokers as Rachel Stevens is spotted smoking
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (1707+ words) although Dua Lipa declared she had stopped smoking back in 2024, it appears the singer has picked the habit...Stevens was spotted puffing a cigarette while sitting in the street - years after revealing her battle with...'girl next door' image. Having…...
Most Brits don't recognise classic film quotes - how many do YOU know?
3+ mon, 4+ day ago (418+ words) of Brits recognise some of the most iconic quotes in cinema history, according to new research. A poll...as Frozen and the Lion King, as well as those said in films from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But only...E.T.'s desire…...
Revealed: The trickiest Shakespeare plays, according to science
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1122+ words) historical decades, along with an enormous cast. Next in line comes Henry VI Part Two, followed by Henry VI...including Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet – appear in the middle of the table. 'The most complex play...least complex play, The…...
Bigamist who wed new wife in Vegas was married to woman from Hull
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (786+ words) Posting pictures of his Wild West-themed wedding in America on social media, Marc Dougherty was obviously...Pamela Lewis, 52, at an abandoned gold mining town, in Nevada, on Independence day, in July 2024, he was still married to first wife, 45-year-old...from…...
Cna yuo raed tihs? Experts reveal why you can read scrambled words
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (787+ words) long as the first and last letters of a word are in the right place, the order of the middle letters...typically don't painstakingly process each letter in sequence. Instead, skilled readers recognise words...cues at once.' When we read,…...