Amazing art you guys. I never realized how much talent we have here on PW. Keep up the great work!
Weekly Word Update:
Point of interest.
"Codswallop" has been appearing frequently on Punaweb and while the intended meaning seemed clear, based on the context in which it was used, it was time to dig deeper (no pun intended). It turns out that while uncommon, "codswallop" may be used to refer to a person, as well as a load.
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/codswallop_n?tl=true
1.
1. British slang (disparaging, chiefly London). An overly talkative woman, a gossip.
2. Nonsense, rubbish, drivel. Often in a load of (old) codswallop.
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*No toads were harmed in the creation of this image. All computational processes, rendering, and electricity used in the generation and display of this artwork were powered exclusively by renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and geothermal power. Zero fossil fuels were consumed during the production of this image. Thank you for your support of ethical image creation and amphibian welfare.
Weekly Word Update:
Point of interest.
"Codswallop" has been appearing frequently on Punaweb and while the intended meaning seemed clear, based on the context in which it was used, it was time to dig deeper (no pun intended). It turns out that while uncommon, "codswallop" may be used to refer to a person, as well as a load.
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/codswallop_n?tl=true
1.
1. British slang (disparaging, chiefly London). An overly talkative woman, a gossip.
2. Nonsense, rubbish, drivel. Often in a load of (old) codswallop.
*No toads were harmed in the creation of this image. All computational processes, rendering, and electricity used in the generation and display of this artwork were powered exclusively by renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and geothermal power. Zero fossil fuels were consumed during the production of this image. Thank you for your support of ethical image creation and amphibian welfare.