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fleetsparrowHappy pre-Thursday, for those of you with me in the last remaining time zones. And happy actual Thursday for the rest of you!
I won't lie, this evening got away from me once I got home from work. But, as foreseen, I did actually write today! One more point for Routine being helpful.
Today's word:
Potation: (noun)
Per our frenemies at Merriam-Webster, the first known use was in the 15th century.
And for some etymology fun: Potation came to English from Middle English potacioun, from Anglo-French potation, from Latin potation-->potatio "act of drinking" from potare "to drink"
After that long of a trip, I could do with a potation, too!
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I won't lie, this evening got away from me once I got home from work. But, as foreseen, I did actually write today! One more point for Routine being helpful.
Today's word:
Potation: (noun)
- A usually alcoholic drink or brew
- The act or instance of drinking or inhaling; the portion taken in one such act
Per our frenemies at Merriam-Webster, the first known use was in the 15th century.
And for some etymology fun: Potation came to English from Middle English potacioun, from Anglo-French potation, from Latin potation-->potatio "act of drinking" from potare "to drink"
After that long of a trip, I could do with a potation, too!
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