Wandering Among Words No 9: Exclamation
I came across an interesting neologism the other day which, as usual, had me musing — and I thought, again as usual, I would share them with you.
Here it is, courtesy of the popular BBC TV panel show QI and its busy QI elves on Twitter: Bangorrhea.
Hint: it’s not a kind of flightless bird from the town in North Wales or its counterpart in County Down, Northern Ireland.
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