A satirical work of this type by Ambrose Bierce claims that the French eat more bread than anyone else because "only they know how to make [wheat] palatable."
A satirical work of this type by Ambrose Bierce claims that the French eat more bread than anyone else because "only they know how to make [wheat] palatable." An American work of this type used twenty-six languages to establish etymologies, and was written by Noah (*) Webster. Lexicographers create, For ten points, what books that provide the pronunciations and definitions of words?
A satirical work of this type by Ambrose Bierce claims that the French eat more bread than anyone else because "only they know how to make [wheat] palatable."
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