The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 4/14/17

Posted on April 14, 2017 by Jenna Jaxon

Cony:

“Rabbit fur.”

“Rabbit, especially the European rabbit.”

“Dupe.” Archaic

—from Merriman-Webster Dictionary

“A generally naive, unsophisticated person. Someone easily robbed or conned out of money.”

—from Urban Dictionary.com

 

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1 Response to The Romance of Language: Word for the Week 4/14/17

  1. Author Charmaine Gordon's avatar Author Charmaine Gordon says:
    April 16, 2017 at 7:46 am

    And to you, my friend, a very Happy Easter Day. In NY the weather is gorgeous, party at daughters with some 32 guests seeking Easter eggs.

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