I find it kind of funny that we call pointed things "star shaped" when actual stars are literally just spheres, the least pointed object you can possibly have.
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tell that to my astigmatism lol
The second one is kinda intuitive :)
These are just normal words now.
Indeed. The idea of the comic is not to be a vocabulary-builder, but an opportunity to enjoy words for their own sake; their sounds, their meanings, the images they can conjure in the mind, the places they take up in our imaginations.
Is it your comic? If so, good job.
I consider myself to have a decent vocabulary, but I would not have gotten sinuous' definition correct.
Harbinger I knew, but it's nice to see In a positive example.
The other two were new to me.
Not mine, but I've been a fan of Grant's for a few years, and I know he'd appreciate your kind words.