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Something Rhymes with Purple · Sony Music Entertainment
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Show Notes
This week, join Susie and Gyles as we unravel the lively history behind common exclamations, from the classic ‘phwoar!’ to the newer and expressive ‘oof!’. Uncover the linguistic journey that transforms mere words into powerful expressions, adding a dash of excitement to your language exploration.
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Enjoy Susie’s Trio for the week:
Friended: Example: ‘He friended me’. Used as a verb.
Seijaku: Finding peace in the midst of chaos.
Humgruffin: A savage or terrible person.
Gyles' poem this week was 'You're a Big Man, But You're in Bad Shape' by Roger Harvey
And the poem read out earlier on in the podcast by Gyles was called 'Poem' by William Carlos Williams:
As the cat
climbed over
the top of
the jamcloset
first the right
forefoot
carefully
then the hind
stepped down
into the pit of
the empty
flowerpot
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