September 10, 2010
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orthoepy
(or-THO-uh-pee, OR-tho-ep-ee)

noun
1. Study of the pronunciation of words.
2. Customary pronunciation of a language.

Etymology
Via Latin from Greek ortho- (correct) + epos (word), ultimately from the Indo-European root wekw- (to speak) that also gave us voice, vowel, vouch, vocation, evoke, revoke, advocate, and epic

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dizen
(DY-zuhn, DIZ-uhn)

verb tr.:
1. To attire with finery.
2. To dress or decorate in a gaudy manner.

Etymology
From Old English dis- (a bunch of flax on a distaff for spinning).

Usage
"Looking at Lily Savage's costumes, I was reminded of Carlyle's description of Madame Dubarry as a 'wonderfully dizened Scarlet-woman'." — Michael Billington; Aladdin: Sir Ian Proves There's Nothing Quite Like a (Panto) Dame; The Guardian (London, UK); Dec 20, 2004. (© Wordsmith Words)
subtile
(SUT-l, SUB-tuhl)

adjective: Subtle: delicate; fine; not obvious; skillful.

Etymology
From Latin subtilis (finely woven), from sub- (under) + from tela (cloth on a loom). Ultimately from the Indo-European root teks- (to weave) that is also the source of text, tissue, tectonic, architect, technology.

Usage
"The fragrance is quite subtile." — Body scrubs; Coventry Evening Telegraph (UK); Nov 13, 2008.

"Sounds are too volatile and subtile for legal restraints; to enchain syllables, and to lash the wind, are equally the undertakings of pride." — Samuel Johnson; Preface to the English Dictionary; 1755. (© Wordsmith Words)
homespun
(HOHM-spun)

adjective: Unsophisticated; unpolished; rustic.

Etymology
The word acquired its figurative meaning alluding to something made of yarn spun at home, one that's plain and coarse.

Usage
"I hope Britain never junks the homespun simplicity of basic biscuits for garish, fancy packets." — Oliver Thring; Consider the Biscuit; The Guardian (London, UK); Aug 10, 2010. (© Wordsmith Words)
  
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