Word of the Day
round·a·bout / noun = a road junction at which traffic moves in one direction around a central island to reach one of the roads converging on it; a traffic circle. Example: "Exit the roundabout at the first right to go to my old church."
Idiom of the Day
read between the lines = look for or discover a meaning that is hidden or implied rather than explicitly stated. Example: "Do you also read between the lines?"
2 comments:
I like that kind of play on words too. How about A Round Tuit (getting around to it). I saw that once as a label to a crotched round thing-a-ma-jig.
Colleen, I used to have a coin-shaped thing with these words printed on it: A ROUND TUIT.
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