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The Compendium of Lost Words
August 18, 2003 - 5:50pm — Blake
Check out the Compendium of Lost Words, a component of
Forthright's Phrontistery. The Compendium lists over 400 of the rarest modern English words - in fact, ones that have been entirely absent from the Internet, including all online dictionaries, until now.
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So, how long now ...
... before someone starts up a site or blog called "Bimarian Librarian"? "Radicarian Librarian"?
Re:So, how long now ...
I was thinking the same thing! It's like the compendium of domain-names-that-haven't-yet-been-taken! Cool!