The King in Yellow (en.wikipedia.org)
"Etchings" Euphemism (en.wikipedia.org)
The phrase “Want to come up and see my etchings?” is a romantic euphemism by which a person entices someone to come back to their place with an offer to look at something artistic, but with ulterior motives. The phrase is a corruption of some phrases in a novel by Horatio Alger Jr. called The Erie Train Boy, which was first...
Torches of Freedom (en.wikipedia.org)
H/t @Rhaedas who pointed out Edward Bernays in another post
Subway Challenge (en.wikipedia.org)
Pupillary response (en.wikipedia.org)
Hutton's Unconformity (en.wikipedia.org)
St. Pat's for All (en.wikipedia.org)
Freemartin (en.wikipedia.org)
Head cheese (en.wikipedia.org)
Talking drum (en.wikipedia.org)
quick question: how come there is no "appearance" button on the English wikipedia? (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
this changes the width of the article (resembling the old style a little bit), as well as the SIZE of the text, which is very different from your browser changing the size of the page. Very convenient....
Red Forest (en.wikipedia.org)
List of music considered the worst (en.wikipedia.org)
Hammerspace (en.wikipedia.org)
Toadstone (en.wikipedia.org)
From the jaw of a clam eating fish to the crown of a king
Monopsony (en.wikipedia.org)
Maillard reaction (en.wikipedia.org)
Deep-water coral (en.wikipedia.org)
Schismogenesis (en.wikipedia.org)
Black Draught (en.wikipedia.org)
Bonfire toffee (en.wikipedia.org)
Brownfield land (en.wikipedia.org)
Panopticon (en.wikipedia.org)
European microstates (en.wikipedia.org)
