SUPREME WORD OF THE DAY
TRIFFID
PRONUNCIATION:
MEANING:
(noun): An out-of-control plant that overruns everything around
it. Also, anything that behaves in this manner.
ETYMOLOGY:
After triffids, a species of plants
in the science-fiction novel, The Day of the Triffids, by John Wyndham.
From Latin tri- (three) + findere (to split). Earliest documented use: 1951.
USAGE:
"In a triffid's world, the only thing that matters is
making money and the ability to make more money."
Rusty Markland; The World Hates A Salesman; Xlibris; 2011. wordsmith.org
Rusty Markland; The World Hates A Salesman; Xlibris; 2011. wordsmith.org
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