Starting today, I am running a new Word of the Day series here on the blog. Most of the words will come from my book, Guardian of Giria, although I will occasionally include other words I find interesting or which I notice people sometimes misspell or don’t understand, such as today’s word, Ado. Many of the words will have more than one meaning, but for the sake of simplicity I will only include one definition, based on a particular use within the story. The words will be posted each morning, Monday to Friday.
On Saturdays, I will feature an Idiom of the Week, again based on idioms used in Guardian of Giria. And on Sundays, I will take a well-deserved rest!
These words and idioms are aimed at middle-grade and YA readers, and particularly at those for whom English is a second language. I hope you find them interesting and useful!
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“Much ado about nothing” …it seems I was brought up on this lingo! Is it parochial Irish? ๐
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Yeah, fierce fancy we are, using Shakespeare in everyday language! Hope he doesn’t mind! ๐
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