Article 6S35K The etymological marvels of the f-word

The etymological marvels of the f-word

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editors@theworld.org (Chris Harland-Dunaway)
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The four-letter f-word is part of the unique set of profanities that cannot be uttered on public radio, but its history and use is no less fascinating. Perhaps even more so in light of its taboo. Details about its roots continue to emerge, as shared by Jesse Sheidlower, a lexicographer and assistant adjunct professor at Columbia University.

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