It is one of the most commonly used examples of a hapax legomenon, which sounds like a fun thing to play with, but really isn't, unless you're super into both linguistics and frustration.

It is one of the most commonly used examples of a hapax legomenon, which sounds like a fun thing to play with, but really isn't, unless you're super into both linguistics and frustration.

From what I've heard it's fairly complex. I have a friend who was a college athlete and one of her reasons for leaving softball for volleyball was that while it was given she would have to resist a lot of sexual identity confusion she wanted to pick the style of the confusion she would have to resist.

From what I've heard it's fairly complex. I have a friend who was a college athlete and one of her reasons for leaving softball for volleyball was that while it was given she would have to resist a lot of sexual identity confusion she wanted to pick the style of the confusion she would have to resist.

Man, isn't linguistics wonderful?

Man, isn't linguistics wonderful?

Well, done except for the 20 years of remakes. Shockingly, running the printing press that prints your own money takes more than a little effort.

Well, done except for the 20 years of remakes. Shockingly, running the printing press that prints your own money takes more than a little effort.

Can I just say I liked this review and, in particular, the idea that worst aspect of your show could be that the showrunners just don't understand how great their material is? Because I feel like that happens waaaay more often than you might think, particularly in basic cable.

Can I just say I liked this review and, in particular, the idea that worst aspect of your show could be that the showrunners just don't understand how great their material is? Because I feel like that happens waaaay more often than you might think, particularly in basic cable.

From the actual NPR article I don't think he did. I can't think of a more appropriate situation to use the 'he was taken out of context' defense, much as I hate to use it at all.

From the actual NPR article I don't think he did. I can't think of a more appropriate situation to use the 'he was taken out of context' defense, much as I hate to use it at all.

I would guess that Mr. Freeman is trying to emphasize that mixed race is an identity worthy of recognition in its own right, but perhaps I'm being too generous.

I would guess that Mr. Freeman is trying to emphasize that mixed race is an identity worthy of recognition in its own right, but perhaps I'm being too generous.

I think the idea is that something - the power of the moon, a possessing spirit, the life force of the person - has to keep the wolf-form going, so when the person dies the form stops maintaining itself.

I think the idea is that something - the power of the moon, a possessing spirit, the life force of the person - has to keep the wolf-form going, so when the person dies the form stops maintaining itself.

Well, it's good to have an option. I wouldn't be… happy. If we HAD to chose the American president from the legislature. I suppose the governors might be a different sort of pool than the peers, but still it's nice to have an option.

Well, it's good to have an option. I wouldn't be… happy. If we HAD to chose the American president from the legislature. I suppose the governors might be a different sort of pool than the peers, but still it's nice to have an option.

It's such a weird development of contemporary history that American media dominance has magically made the US the 'elder brother' political system when a large part of the formation of the constitution was to try to get the states to agree on as parliamentary a system as possible while still getting to claim it was…

It's such a weird development of contemporary history that American media dominance has magically made the US the 'elder brother' political system when a large part of the formation of the constitution was to try to get the states to agree on as parliamentary a system as possible while still getting to claim it was…