Words. Ain't they great? Indeed, Mr W and I first bonded over a Dictionary. (That sounds rude and it really wasn't).
We'd sit in his office randomly dipping into his Chambers Dictionary (still not rude, so why does it sound like it is?) My how we'd laugh at some of the rich and varied words our language offers up.
We'd also derive great entertainment from running together the words at the top of the pages - you know the ones in bold. For example the top of page 360 in our Chambers bears the gem 'Confound Conglomerate' - which I'm sure many people do. Page 966 has 'Liberty Lick' - which sounds like a porn star.
I imagine.
