Wild Words: A collection of words from around the world that describe happenings in nature

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Gaelic’s inextricable link with nature could therefore aid conservation efforts by providing insight into the species the land supports. “If people like countryside rangers and mountain guides are reliant solely on anglophone sources of information, often understandably, linked to England, then they will struggle to fully understand our landscape and how it was named,” notes Ruairidh.

You can highlight the terms by the frequency with which they occur in the written English language using the menu below. The frequency data is extracted from the English Wikipedia corpus, and updated regularly. If you just care about the words' direct semantic similarity to wild, then there's probably no need for this. What are wild words? At summer’s end, Brook, a young girl, has come to visit her beloved grandmother Mimi. Brook and Mimi each have a problem. The grandmother, a wordsmith, has discovered that some of her favorite nature words are disappearing. She tells Brook, “If we don’t use words, they can be forgotten. And if they’re forgotten . . . they disappear.” She invites Brook to become her “Keeper of Wild Words.” Brook is hoping to find something for show-and-tell at school the next day. Suggestions for titrating between different types of writing styles when working with trauma, and recommendations for getting the most out of the experience Recognizing and avoiding the shame spiral of “I should be grateful” in the midst of “this also feels scary”Navigating a love/hate relationship with social media? You’re not alone. This episode explores how you can use social media intentionally to enhance your writing career without draining your creative energy. I’m sharing some of the benefits of using social media for your writing life, what prompted me to take a 30-day social media break, 10 questions to help you understand the heart of your social media use, and five tips for showing up while still keeping your sanity. This high-quality brush font was designed by John Roshell. It was released in 1996 through a remarkable foundry named Comicraft.

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