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 | Oct 31, 2018This week’s theme There’s a word for it This week’s words eucatastrophe ochlophobia peristeronic amatorculist abnegation     
A peristeronic bathroom line
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 PRONUNCIATION: MEANING: 
adjective: Relating to pigeons.
 ETYMOLOGY: 
From Ancient Greek peristera (dove, pigeon). Earliest documented use:
1868. Some other peristeronic words are
columbarium and
columbine.
 USAGE: 
“But I do like the look of a dovecote. After all, these peristeronic
palaces do grace the gardens of some of our finest stately homes.” Alan Titchmarsh; Tales from Titchmarsh; Hodder & Stoughton; 2011. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:Time engraves our faces with all the tears we have not shed. -Natalie
Clifford Barney, poet, playwright, and novelist (31 Oct 1876-1972) | 
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