Mirriam-Webster online's Word of the Day (for January 23, 2004) is
"kerfuffle."
Excerpt from a post of mine dated Oct. 10, 2003:
"Despite the fact that both of my friends would have been more
comfortable talking about programs and downloads, I kept going on this
aue-type discussion of words and phrases. I asked if either had noticed
the recent use of "kerfuffle" in the press. Well, no. (Have you noticed?
All of a sudden, it's out there, repeatedly.)"
:-)

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Tony Cooper - 23 Jan 2004 06:46 GMT
>Mirriam-Webster online's Word of the Day (for January 23, 2004) is
>"kerfuffle."
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>
>:-)
Kerfuffle & Draconian are a tag team. Right now, Kerfuffle's in the
ring and Draconian is resting up.
R J Valentine - 23 Jan 2004 07:05 GMT
} Mirriam-Webster online's Word of the Day (for January 23, 2004) is
} "kerfuffle."
}
} Excerpt from a post of mine dated Oct. 10, 2003:
}
} "Despite the fact that both of my friends would have been more
} comfortable talking about programs and downloads, I kept going on this
} aue-type discussion of words and phrases. I asked if either had noticed
} the recent use of "kerfuffle" in the press. Well, no. (Have you noticed?
} All of a sudden, it's out there, repeatedly.)"
}
} :-)
Meraculously prescient!

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