I spent the afternoon pleaching vines along my garden fence to give it a cleaner look. 馃尶 Today's #WordOfTheDay means "to interlace or interweave," especially branches or vines. It comes from the same Latin root behind words like plait and pleat. What other gardening or
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- Some people automatically repeat words or phrases they've just heard. This is called echolalia, the involuntary repetition of another person's speech. Its name comes from the Greek 膿kh艒 ("echo") and lalia ("speech" or ""talking").
- There's always one wisenheimer in every group chat who's ready with some sarcasm. 馃槃Today's #WordOfTheDay refers to "a smart aleck who makes clever or obnoxious remarks." It's American slang with a playful ending influenced by German-style surnames. Tag your favorite wisenheimer!



