Isbn: 9780550104748 - wyse words: a dictionary for the bewildered (5 resultados)

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Hardback. Pascal Wyse, John Murray Press. Pascal Wyse s WYSE WORDS have been a regular feature of the Guardian Weekend magazine since 2006. WYSE WORDS is a collection of words that should exist, but don t, helping us define an increasingly bewildering world. Wonderfully funny, yet touchingly human, this is a book that encapsulates a spirit of the times. Suckwit: What you become if you attempt not to sound out of breath during a conversation with someone you fancy, having bumped into them at the gym. Combined with the inevitable holding-in of the stomach, the overall effect is so unpleasant, you would be more cool if you just stood there and wet yourself. Novada : Brief, exciting state of mind during which it seems as if you understand the workings of the US presidential election. You rush to find a water cooler at which to practise sounding casual about New Hampshire, Super Tuesday and article 2 of the US constitution, but suddenly it's gone. What is 'federal' again? Chronanism: Watching a movie you already have the DVD of, just because it is on the telly; Googling ex-lovers; contemplating a cheese diary; starting a charity bag; experimenting with screensavers . The special collection of vague activities that gets you from 11pm (when you were totally ready for bed) to 1.30am. Hardback. …