We
interrupt our program for this special report (numerous things have conspired to slow down production lately), but we'll be right back after a short non-commercial break. Typo of the Day shall be posting intermittently for a while until we eventually settle into a (most likely) 3x-a-week publication schedule. In the meantime, here's a little brain teaser for you. How many words end in
rupt? I could only think of three off the top of my head:
disrupt,
erupt, and
interrupt. Can you come up with any more? (Hint: there are
ten of them.) There were also nine occurences of
Interupt* in OhioLINK today, and 278 in WorldCat. Okay, gotta go swim in some other circles now. See you soon!
(Chaetodon interruptus, by Xavier Romero-Frias, 1991, from Wikimedia Commons.)
Carol Reid
1 comment:
How about corrupt and abrupt?
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