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Words of a feather

Author:	Murray Suid; Jeremy Eaton
Publisher:	New York : McGraw-Hill, 2006
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Summary:	What's the connection between maneuver and manure? Between glamour and grammar? Anger and angina? This book probes the shared histories of 150 word pairs (called "dual etymologies") to give you a fun and powerful vocabulary-building education that can help you dazzle your friends with knowledge about word origins.  Read more...
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