Word Archaeology: ancistroid
Derived from the ancient Greek word “ankistron”, this adjective describes an object as hook-shaped. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the word was first used sometime around 1879.
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Derived from the ancient Greek word “ankistron”, this adjective describes an object as hook-shaped. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the word was first used sometime around 1879.
Arthur Preston and James “Tumbleweed” Reed had first met at gunpoint in snow-dusted Arkansas woods along Little Sugar Creek, the night after the first day of...
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