Word of the week: After our previous entry, leaftail, a completely different meaning, but connected is that this obscure adjective used until the mid 19th-century crisply describes something withered, dry or brittle, appropriate to falling autumn debris
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Word of the week: It’s an obsolete 17th-century term pertaining to the common masses and so-called more vulgar or baser tastes within the uneducated and poor, but something that remains as relevant today in the pursuits of cultural or political popularism
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