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Don't you find it odd that two of the foremost symptoms of insanity are the hearing voices and talking to oneself? Is it any wonder that language is an area of such interest in psy…
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology communication language linguistics psychology
FV: Annandale defines 'definition' as "an explanation of the signification of a term." Yet Oxford, on the other hand, defines it as "a statement of the precise meaning of a word." …
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There's actually a sort of comfort in the belief that things can only get worse. It gives one an appreciation for the here-and-now, knowing that each and every moment may be as goo…
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology death depression dying life misery
Those who can't, and can't teach, translate.(attrib: F.L. Vanderson)
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology translation translators writers writing
Isn't one of the first lessons of good elocution that there's nothing one can say in any rambling, sprawling rant that can't, through some effort, be said shorter and better with a…
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology communication editing language writing
The topics which language limits us to aren’t much worth discussing in the first place.(attrib: F.L. Vanderson)
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology conversation language limits
Don't most astrophysicists now predict some "end of the line" - an end to it all? Not just the death of things, but the annihilation of everything. Some great contraction, or colla…
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology annihilation eschatology existence nihilism reality
We know there are colours in the spectrum untranslatable to our eyes; sounds beyond the range of our hearing; sensations beyond the tolerance of taste or touch. What else is there …
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology existence life perception senses translation
The problem with living forever, of course, is you have to live forever before you know you're immortal... or invincible. Even the gods, in this way, must always remain uncertain. …
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology death god immortality knowledge life
Anything you try to quantify can be divided into any number of "anythings," or become the thing - the unit - itself. And what is any number, itself, but just another unit of measur…
Mort W. Lumsden Citations: A Brief Anthology being math mathematics measurement numbers

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  1. Young or Lumsden 66.67%
  2. Mort the comedian 58.06%
  3. ___ mort (melancholy) 55.17%
  4. Mort Walker dog 55.17%
  5. Mort or beaut ender 54.55%
  6. Mort of stand-up 53.33%
  7. Mort Walker creation 52.94%
  8. Mort Walker strip 51.61%
  9. Mort Walker pooch 51.61%
  10. Mort from Montreal 50.00%
  11. Mort, the comic 50.00%
  12. Mort's biting humor? 48.48%
  13. ___ mort (dispirited) 48.28%
  14. Mort Walker's palindromic dog 46.51%
  15. Mordant Mort 46.15%
  16. Mort the wit 46.15%
  17. Mort's "Hi and Lois" partner 45.00%
  18. Mort who said "My life needs editing" 44.90%
  19. Humorist Mort 44.44%
  20. Mort 44.44%
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Unscramble MORT4-letter words that start with M4-letter words that end in T4-letter words containing OR4-letter words containing RT4-letter words with M and O
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Hint 1 meaning
A soft mineral of a soapy feel and a greenish, whitish, or grayish color, usually occurring in foliated masses. It is hydrous silicate of magnesia. Steatite, or soapstone, is a compact granular variety.
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ALCT
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BABY DOCTOR FOR SHORT
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