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As it turns out, many of the happier siblings of words like these were once alive and well. “Kempt” is from the German for “combed”, and is a useful byword for being neat and tidy.

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Susie had her own anxiety last week when a rough draft of her new Word Perfect book made it to the shops, spelling errors and all. As for the incantations used to mitigate any wrongdoings from ghosts and goblins on this of all nights, they were once known as “nightspells” – special words to protect you at night. I also set out to explain why bells can never go “dong-ding”, just as none of us will ever wear “flop-flips” while eating a “KatKit”. And so it goes on: our ancestors had the chance to be “pecunious” (rich), “toward” (obliging and hopeful), “ruth” (full of compassion), and “wieldy” (handy with a weapon). And, to my greatest pleasure, I can confirm that we can all be “gorm”, “gruntled”, “kempt” and “couth” to our hearts’ content.The lightweight and portable design also better lends itself to little hands who want a bubble machine that goes where they do versus other bubble machines that are larger and have open reservoirs that spill easily. When it comes to durability, we (accidentally) dropped the bubble maker directly on the grass and pavers without any damage, much to my surprise.

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While the design bodes well mostly, it does hinder your ability to neatly pour in the solution. The bubble reservoir is very small (less than 4 ounces). Due to the tiny design of the machine, there’s just not enough space to easily pour in bubble solution without spilling. A large medicine dropper or small baster might work better than pouring directly from the solution bottle. Cocomelon," the hit Netflix show for kids, is everywhere these days—even bubble makers. The Cocomelon Bubble Machine can blow bubbles and play songs from the show, entracing kids who can’t get enough of the catchy bops. The machine also works in bubble-only mode, for those times when you don’t want to listen to another “Cocomelon” song. The songs, which cycle through the same variety, are loud enough to hear when you’re sitting closeby, and are at a just-right volume for little ears (there are no volume controls).

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Word Perfect is the result of a lifetime of such jottings. The book explores a word or phrase linked to every day of the year. It is essentially an anthology of words and phrases remembered through a moment in time. Some of these moments were decisive – the Battle of Copenhagen that had Nelson “turn a blind eye”; the Declaration of Independence that sealed not only autonomy of government but a separation of language too, meaning we will forever “blame” those Americans for words like “fall” and “sidewalk”, when they had been “ours” long before. Holly: “No. The blues are because you’re getting fat or it’s been raining too long. You’re just sad, that’s all. The mean reds are horrible. Suddenly you’re afraid, and you don’t know what you’re afraid of. Don’t you ever get that feeling?” 8. Mubble-fubbles