This test of word power at etymologic consists of ten questions, on pages that load quickly, and is both entertaining and informative. Learn some word origins. I have a fairly decent vocabulary, and got only 8 of the ten right, so it is reasonably challenging.
UPDATE: Okay, I can't get the link to work, even though it is exactly right. Feh.
Further update: I take back what I said about my fairly decent vocabulary. It is etymologic, not entymologic! D'oh! Thanks to
scapegoatee for pointing out the error.
::hits self over the head with a dictionary::
UPDATE: Okay, I can't get the link to work, even though it is exactly right. Feh.
Further update: I take back what I said about my fairly decent vocabulary. It is etymologic, not entymologic! D'oh! Thanks to
::hits self over the head with a dictionary::
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Date: 2001-11-05 06:13 pm (UTC)But I do know Roman testicles from Greek testicles.
They obviously need more testicle experience at that site.
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Date: 2001-11-05 08:09 pm (UTC):p