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It’s “Just Deserts” Not “Just Desserts”
The misconception primarily stems from the fact that most people are unfamiliar with the word ‘desert’ (pronounced dizert), which more or less means the same thing as the word ‘deserve’. Instead, when they see the word ‘desert’, they think on
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Words Create Worlds : A Successful Campaign
A successful campaign for the Anagram bookshop, located in the city of Prague. A simple but efficient baseline “Words create Worlds” thought and produced by advertising agency Kaspan.More pictures in the following section.
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The Best Famous Last Words?
Whose last words were the best?
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12 Situations When The F Word Is Appropriate
12 Sticky Situations When The F Word Is Appropriate
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Top 10 Famous Last Words and Quotes
A person’s final words are extremely revealing. These words give a glimpse into the individual’s overall feelings and experiences.
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10 Words That Don’t Exist but Should
Here are ten words that really should exist, but don't.
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20 F-Word Appropriate Situations Part 2
20 Situations Where The F Word Would Be Appropriate
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Most Useful Word In The English Language
THE MOST FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH WORD... HOPE THIS MAKES YOU SMILE
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Six Words That Kill Your Resume
Words are the name of the game when it comes to resumes, and job seekers need to be strategic in their choice of them.
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20 Weird English Words
The words that you probably never heard.
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Definition of Word What
Some famous people defined this word so cool!
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Words Create Worlds
Czech bookstore Anagram has a slogan – words create worlds. Pretty short slogan but with deep sense. This slogan was used for advertising company created by advertising agensy Kaspen. Every picture is fully consistent with slogan and force you to carefu
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Pictures With Words
Wise words...
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Juan Osborne’s Amazing Word Art
Juan Osborne uses thousands of words to create amazing portraits.
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Illusion Of The Day: Color Words
Say aloud the ink color of each word. How quickly can you do it? Did you slow down?
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20 Geeky Words to Add to Your Lexicon
To add to your lexicon, I thought we’d share some rather intriguing words you can use in various geeky pursuits.
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Where the Word “Wiki” Comes From
Today I found out where the word comes from. Howard G. Cunningham, the developer of the first wiki which was launched in 1995 called WikiWikiWeb, upon his first visit to Hawaii was directed by an airport employee that he needed to take the wiki wiki bus
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'Oldest English Words' Identified
Some of the oldest words in English have been identified
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Five Magic Word Origins
So, sure. We’ve all had those days where we wish we could say a couple words, wave a wand, and all our problems would be—hey presto! Gone. And we’ve all probably wished this when our mom/grandparent/sibling/aunt/father/annoying boss patronizingly as
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Hidden Word Optical Illusion
There is a hidden word in the picture. What does it say? Can you read it without any help?
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