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Tag: etymology

New homophonous lexemes: brexit (n); brexit (v)

Wed 27 Feb 2019Wed 27 Feb 2019 CaityLeave a comment on New homophonous lexemes: brexit (n); brexit (v)

I coin two new lexemes, homophonous with Brexit.

Posted in Language and linguisticsTagged coinage, etymology, words

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