Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 04, 2025

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    Commediacrit  about 9 hours ago

    16 new words is better than relying on AI and spellcheck to do it for you. They are BOTH really dumb!

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    Concretionist  about 8 hours ago

    I usually learn new words by looking them up when I find a strange one while reading.

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    unfair.de  about 7 hours ago

    That is strange to me: I never had vocabulary learning or testing for German in school. Only for the foreign languages.

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    robinafox  about 5 hours ago

    I don’t know what Frazz is getting at here. Any ideas?

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    goboboyd  about 3 hours ago

    Use each new word three times in a day. You’ll remember them but sound funny and people will avoid you.

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    cervelo  about 3 hours ago

    What! Nobody did the math… how many words are on the list in total?

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    chaosed2  about 2 hours ago

    Mrs Olsen, your package was misdelivered to today’s Baby Blues

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    Ignatz Premium Member 40 minutes ago

    A list of words with definitions doesn’t work. Reading adult level writing (which provides context) works.

    Thus, I treat such lists with floccinaucinihilipilification.

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    JudyAz  28 minutes ago

    “Incongruous” – isn’t that how the Declaration starts? :)

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    grocks  28 minutes ago

    Sneaky, working in a math problem! If 2/3 of the list is 16 words, how many words are on the list? On tomorrow’s pop quiz …

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    [Unnamed Reader - bddb15]  27 minutes ago

    That poor little girl looks like she’s gonna have a melt down. She needs a hug!

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    BJDucer  23 minutes ago

    One of the most challenging words I’ve ever seen for kids on a spelling test was “Chrysalis”. It was on my daughter’s vocabulary list for her spelling test. I had never heard of the word before and didn’t know what it meant. She was in the third grade. That was about 30 years ago. I’ve kept my ears alert for 30 years and I’ve only hear that word used once on a science show, but never in casual conversation.

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    prrdh  17 minutes ago

    Too bad Reader’s Digest discontinued “It Pays to Increase your Word Power”.

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