pooh-bah

Pronounced: POO-bah, noun

Notes: I’ve heard this word, but had no clue as to the origination of it


Yesterday’s word

The word vizard is “a visor, mask, or disguise”

First usage

Our word came into English in the mid-1500s

Background / Comments

Our word is a variant of “visor”, which comes from the Anglo-French word viser, which comes from vis (face), which came from visus (sight), which came from videre (to see).

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