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Word of the Day
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Tantara (noun)
1. the blare of a trumpet or horn
Examples:
A tantara announced the arrival of the Queen, and everyone snapped to attention
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Sydney Editing Solutions presents article #17 in their series on editing and manuscript assessment tips for aspiring writers, used by professional editors.
These tips contain extracts courtesy of Style Manual (6th) by Snooks & Co.
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Sydney Editing Solutions presents article #16 in their series on editing and manuscript assessment tips for aspiring writers, used by professional editors.
These tips contain extracts courtesy of Style Manual (6th) by Snooks & Co.
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Terminating Marks – Exclamation Mark
Sydney Editing Solutions presents article #15 in their series on editing and manuscript assessment tips for aspiring writers, used by professional editors.
These tips contain extracts courtesy of Style Manual (6th) by Snooks & Co. …
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FLAPDOODLE (noun)
1. nonsense
Examples:
“Not a trace of academic fustian! Not a line of flapdoodle! Not a hint of college professor! Here was sharp and shrewd judgment.” — H. L. Mencken, The Smart Set, …
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Sydney Editing Solutions presents article #14 in their series on editing and manuscript assessment tips for aspiring writers, used by professional editors.
These tips contain extracts courtesy of Style Manual (6th) by Snooks & Co.
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Sydney Editing Solutions presents article #13 in their series on editing and manuscript assessment tips for aspiring writers, used by professional editors.
These tips contain extracts courtesy of Style Manual (6th) by Snooks & Co.
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