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Webster's Finest Forgotten Words

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Here are 26 of some of the most curious, most surprising and most obscure words from Webster's Dictionary in one handy A to Z. Check it out!

MOOT

“Moot” is a very old word related to “meeting,” specifically a meeting where serious matters are discussed. Oddly enough, a moot point can be a point worth discussing at a meeting (or in court)—an unresolved question—or it can be the opposite: a point already settled and not worth discussing further. At any rate, “mute point” is simply wrong, as is the less common “mood point.”

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“This is How We Do” is a recently released song by Katy Perry. The chorus “this is how we do”, which is also a commonly used phrase, essentially it literally means “this is how we live” or “this is how we do it“. In this song Katy sings about the interesting things she does and how she lives, and is essentially letting people know “this is how we do things”. It's not much used as slang but a daily expression.

FACE HOLE

face hole - the hole of a face such as: a mouth, nose, eye sockets, and or ears.

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