[lan-YAP; LAN-yap] the word lagniappe refers to an "unexpected something extra." it could be an additional doughnut (as in a "baker's dozen,") a free "one for the road" drink.what's your lagniappe?
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You should enter a spelling bee -- the study book is called "Paideia," which means "the training of the physical and mental faculties in such a way as to produce a broad enlightened mature outlook, harmoniously combined with maximum cultural development." Webster's Third New Interenational Dictionary (copyright 2002, Merriam-Webster.
I'll be competing in a spelling bee next Saturday.
4 comments:
You should enter a spelling bee -- the study book is called "Paideia," which means "the training of the physical and mental faculties in such a way as to produce a broad enlightened mature outlook, harmoniously combined with maximum cultural development." Webster's Third New Interenational Dictionary (copyright 2002, Merriam-Webster.
I'll be competing in a spelling bee next Saturday.
HL
think bone game! sternum, femur, clavicle (all spelled horribly wrong), no?
Wasn't that fun?
HL
sey!
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