Pronounced: A-nuh, noun/adv
Notes: This word has been around a long time, but I’ve not heard it
Yesterday’s word
The word ploce is “a rhetorical phrase with internal repetition, such as I mean what I mean“
First usage
Our word came into English in the late 1500s
Background / Comments
Apparently, the word used to be spelled ploche. It came from the Late Latin word plocē, which came from the Greek word plokḗ (plaiting).
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