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Losing, Losing, Gone…

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December 9, 2011July 8, 2012 by Kate Gough

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Idiolalia ~
n. (id-ee-oh-LAY-lee-uh) – use of a private or invented language.

Ultracrepidarian ~
n. (ull-trah-crepp-ih-DARE-ee-un) – an ignorant or presumptuous critic; one who gives opinions beyond his knowledge.

(L. phrase ultra crepidam, “beyond the sole,” reply of Greek painter Apelles to a cobbler.)

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