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podictionary weekly # 162 - July 7 to 11

Post Date: Jul 10, 2008 10:01 p.m.
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Podictionary weekly is an audio compilation of the five words of the day from the daily version of the podictionary podcast . Monday’s podictionary word was Zimbabwe Tuesday’s word history was for equator Wednesday’s word origin was for pundit Thursday’s etymology, posted at OUPblog was for magnet and Friday’s word root was for the word enthusiasm Transcripts of all of the above episodes are available by following the links. ShareThis

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