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cultus (KUL-tuhs) noun A cult, especially a religious one. [Latin cultus, worship, from past participle of colere, to cultivate.] "The bloody sacrifices of the popular religions, and, indeed, the whole cultus, necessarily seemed to him to express a no less false and unworthy idea of the deity than the mythology as commonly understood." Foot Moore, George, History Of Religions: Chapter VIII, History of the World, 1 Jan 1992. This week's theme: words with variant spellings.
X-BonusIf you don't learn to laugh at troubles, you won't have anything to laugh at when you grow old. -Ed Howe
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