27 Weird But Interesting Facts About Words That You Probably Didn’t Know

Learned this as a child

Doesn't it mean Day "See", as you can 'see' it during the day?

"You're a daisy if you do."

Knew that since I was a kid.

"Sunshine, daisies, butter mellow, Turn this stupid, fat rat yellow."

But since Latin v's are pronounced as w's, you say wideo if you wanted to say it in Latin

August Horch was a car manufacturer in Germany at the beginning of the last century. His name "Horch" or German for "listen" was already recognized as a brand and he had to change the name of his company, so he opted to use the latin verb for Horch (listen) the cars are now known under the name: "Audi"

And "boo" means "I scream" which is why ghosts say it!

Disco means “I learn”!

Audios is Spanish for ' I don't want to hear this '

Oh geez, might be a bit too much flopping around for me, but interesting fact.

In Germany this is a type of School 😂🙈

And that's why high schools are called "gymnasiums" in Germany (?)...

Something philosophical: We are all naked underneath our clothes.

Would be interesting to share exercise bikes after someone was on it naked.

Hell, that's every holiday. You gotta be drunk to host my family get togethers

I'm sorry, is there any other kind of feast I'm not aware of??

it's really bothering me that not all of the letter t's look the same

Durch persoon reporting: I have lived in the UK for 4 years and never heard this expression. Also, always the last to get drunk amongst the English. Therefore an English feast would be where the host gets drunk before the guests arrive!?

Sometimes I regret growing up Lutheran, boring parties, people eating too much and then making snide comments about someone else's weight, and so on. The uncle who could stuff himself, several times, because he never gained weight really got on everyone's nerves, too. A good drunk or two would have livened things up considerably. But no mean drunks, of course, just happy ones.

There is a doryphore running loose at my office.🤨

There should be a colon instead of a hyphen after the word 'doryphore'.

The grammatically correct term for grammar nazi is doryphore.

Another name for Grammar Police!

doryphoros in greek means someone who carries a spear. in astronomical terms, its a sattelite (natural or man-made)

I have a teacher whose last name is 75% d's

Not surprised, I noticed when doing Codeword puzzles that you always have a lot of E's in them

20% of that post is the letter E.

dudd dud dod??

B will live forever not E

so that's why my teacher will say "alright girls" every time he starts class