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mea culpa

10 years ago No Comments

(pronounced MAY–ah KOOL-pa)

A Latin term translated as “through my fault” and used as an apology or a formal acknowledgment of personal fault or error.

Example: “Mea culpa! I am horrified that I purged those documents from the

mellifluous

10 years ago No Comments

(pronounced meh-LIH-fluh-wus)

What a fabulous word. Just say it out loud. Doesn’t it sound like what you would imagine honey sounding like if that lovely golden substance had a sound" That’s a good thing because

membrane

10 years ago No Comments

(pronounced mem-BRAYN)

We don’t particularly care for this word. Images of silvery surfaces of raw meat, deteriorating layers of mystery substances, and dental-enhanced members of the band

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