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 | Jul 15, 2015This week’s theme Words to describe people This week’s words longhair blackleg double-dome white-livered dittohead  Like what you see here? Send a gift subscription             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg double-dome
 PRONUNCIATION: MEANING: 
noun: An intellectual.
 ETYMOLOGY: 
 From double + dome (slang for head). Earliest documented use: 1938.
 USAGE: 
“George has the double-dome’s knack for using twice as many words as
necessary to express simple concepts.” Nick Pinkerton; Most Important Election of Their Lifetime; Village Voice (New York); Oct 15, 2008. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:Choose only one master -- Nature. -Rembrandt, painter and etcher (15 Jul 1606-1669) | 
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