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Check out and follow @OtherWordly — our new word game about meaning (not spelling) for iPhone/iPad. 🚀 We’re building a fun, relaxed, thought-provoking experience matching words in a space-themed world.🪐 In beta now.
Check out and follow @OtherWordly — our new word game about meaning (not spelling) for iPhone/iPad. 🚀 We’re building a fun, relaxed, thought-provoking experience matching words in a space-themed world.🪐 In beta now.
Our galactic word quest has a new name @OtherWordly— I'd love you to follow that new account. It’s a new kind of word game (about meaning, not spelling) for iOS coming out later this year. #CODiEAwardFinalist #indiegame #iosgames #TIGAawards #indiedev #gamedev
And Oxford Dictionaries’ Word of the Year Is … ti.me/RTOLV7 via @timenewsfeed
RT @MiguelEscotet Macmillan Education to stop printing dictionaries – flpbd.it/ROygy
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Cool - 30 of your Britishisms used by Americans bbc.in/PAO6KN #slang #britishisms #american language
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Selexicons: Your Contributions to ‘That Should Be a Word’ - nyt: 6thfloor.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/09/16/sel… : e.g,. hurrication, burgatory, meanderthal
RT @wordnik: The Imagined Lives of Punctuation Marks by @thisisjendoll theatlanticwire.com/entertainment/… via @contextual_life / @largeheartedboy
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