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It's a test of rhythm and timing. Viral videos of the "Say The Word on Beat" challenge are spreading across social media. Videos posted online show players hilariously attempting to say words that ...

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Tom Lehrer demonstrated his linguistic genius by rhyming the impossible word ‘orange’ at 90 years old. This video explored his clever wordplay and timeless wit. Mom Worried If New Rescue Dog Had ...

Everybody likes ghazals. Or they do when they learn what they are: A ghazal is a poetic form originating in and strongly associated with the Islamic cultural sphere. It is a medieval thing—or what ...

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Eminem proved not even the Oxford English Dictionary could stop him from finding a rhyme to the word 'orange' and it left people fairly gobsmacked. There may not technically be any word which rhymes ...