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‘English is perfect for delivering a crushing put-you-down’

“Are you a latibulator or a stiffrump? Or perhaps a bloviator or mumpsimus – maybe even both? If none of these make sense to you – and you’d be forgiven, for none are found in any modern dictionary – then the sound of the words might give

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