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Apr 12, 2022
This week’s themeEponyms This week’s words pyrrhonism morphetic Rothschild roorback Hercules 
What if I told you, the pills I offered were actually NyQuil and DayQuil
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with Anu Gargmorphetic
PRONUNCIATION:
(mor-FET-ik)
MEANING:
adjective: Relating to sleep or dreams.
ETYMOLOGY:
After Morpheus, the god of dreams in Greek mythology. He was the son
of Hypnos, the god of sleep. The name of the drug morphine is also
derived after Morpheus. Earliest documented use: 1788.
USAGE:
“The white-blossomed limbs bowed in the slight breeze and cast their
morphetic perfume to the nostrils. A man, if he were unwary, might
succumb to them and dream.” Danielle Parker; Galen the Deathless; In Bret Funk (ed.); Beacons of Tomorrow; Tyrannosaurus Press; 2008. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
All religions united with government are more or less inimical to liberty.
All, separated from government, are compatible with liberty. -Henry Clay,
statesman and orator (12 Apr 1777-1852)
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