Oxfordise -- (v.) trans a skill honed over a hundred essay crises: waffling pretentiously to bump up the word count, typically over-using the synonym button in a desperate attempt to hide lack of knowledge.
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Oxfordise -- (v.) trans a skill honed over a hundred essay crises: waffling pretentiously to bump up the word count, typically over-using the synonym button in a desperate attempt to hide lack of knowledge.
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In our weekly feature Who?, a writer speaks out for a sidelined character from popular culture. This week, Becky Hill gives voice to Twilight’s rejected werewolf, Jacob Black
Beth McCarthy talks to award-winning political cartoonist Martin Rowson about satire, Tristram Shandy and getting serious
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For the record, this interview will prove you can talk to the editor of British Vogue without mentioning The Devil...
