Secret Life of Words: English Words and Their Origins: Musquirt and Other Lexical Gaps
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    [synopsis] => Have you ever thought, "There should be a word for ____"? This lecture explores some of the gaps in the English lexicon, as well as ways to account for such gaps. You'll be surprised by how limited English can be, and you'll take delight in the playful world of "sniglets" - words made up because they ought to exist.
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