A few weeks ago I posted an article called Common Words with Uncommon Origins, about odd word etymologies. I’ve since decided to make it into a series, with a corresponding video series. The first video in the series has shortened explanations of the words from the above article (for all the lazies out there ;P). See the video above and be sure to tell your friends!
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