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Explore "football," tracing its etymology from "foot" and "ball" (first use 1409). This entry defines the sport and its ball, examines word variations, and provides real-world examples, from books to public discourse.

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Explore "angry": its meaning, definition, and journey from Old Norse "distress" to modern "wrath." Uncover phonetic spelling, varied uses in literature and daily life, and related idioms.