Laura Preble
@laurapreble.bsky.social
Mom of dogs, author, screenwriter. Author of ANNA INCOGNITO. Liberal. Autism advocate. Lover of sci-fi.
It matters more than anything.
July 22, 2023 at 5:04 PM
It matters more than anything.
Ah! The space boob! Why didn’t I think of that?
July 5, 2023 at 7:13 PM
Ah! The space boob! Why didn’t I think of that?
Probably a dumb question… how and where are such feeds?
July 5, 2023 at 4:29 PM
Probably a dumb question… how and where are such feeds?
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Ancipital [an-SIP-ih-tuhl]
(adj.)
-Having two heads
-Having two edges, such as a sword or a blade of grass
From Latin “ancipit-” from “anceps” an- (both) + “-cipit-” (head) + “-al” (adjective forming suffix) -1785–95
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Pre-order my new book:
https://bit.ly/GWOTDbook
In bookstores Nov 7, 2023
(adj.)
-Having two heads
-Having two edges, such as a sword or a blade of grass
From Latin “ancipit-” from “anceps” an- (both) + “-cipit-” (head) + “-al” (adjective forming suffix) -1785–95
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Pre-order my new book:
https://bit.ly/GWOTDbook
In bookstores Nov 7, 2023
![Grandiloquent Word of the Day - Ancipital [an-SIP-ih-tuhl]
(adj.)
- Having two heads.
- Having two edges, such as a sword or a blade of grass.
From Latin “ancipit-” from “anceps” an- (both) + “-cipit-” (head) + “-al” (adjective forming suffix) - 1785–95
Used in a sentence:
“The former prime ladyship of the achromatic domicile is an erstwhile eccedentesiast ecdysiast, ancipitally countenanced auric excavationist.”
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My book is available for pre-order
In bookstores Nov 7, 2023
https://bit.ly/GWOTDbook](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:uzkqphsznycugmyz7hqvna3f/bafkreibvuvbqaz5va4tjhkevuf365sjg3a34doyriwwvfc2fa6yrgpnima@jpeg)
July 2, 2023 at 7:21 PM
Ancipital [an-SIP-ih-tuhl]
(adj.)
-Having two heads
-Having two edges, such as a sword or a blade of grass
From Latin “ancipit-” from “anceps” an- (both) + “-cipit-” (head) + “-al” (adjective forming suffix) -1785–95
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Pre-order my new book:
https://bit.ly/GWOTDbook
In bookstores Nov 7, 2023
(adj.)
-Having two heads
-Having two edges, such as a sword or a blade of grass
From Latin “ancipit-” from “anceps” an- (both) + “-cipit-” (head) + “-al” (adjective forming suffix) -1785–95
2/2
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Pre-order my new book:
https://bit.ly/GWOTDbook
In bookstores Nov 7, 2023
I’m here!! Totally in support of all striking artists.
July 3, 2023 at 11:22 PM
I’m here!! Totally in support of all striking artists.
Reposted by Laura Preble
Subtle genius and a right good slam. Huzzah!
July 3, 2023 at 12:30 AM
Subtle genius and a right good slam. Huzzah!