Jun. 11th, 2020

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Most members probabably have this site bookmarked already, but, like me, may have forgotten. I thought this about episodes which didn't quite get to be canon might interest some, and perhaps even start a plot or two:

https://uncleepisodeguide.wordpress.com/never-made-u-n-c-l-e-s/
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THURSDAY, JUNE 11


Abracadabra


[a-brə-kə-DAB-rə]


Part of speech: noun


Origin: Latin, late 17th century


1.(exclamation) A word said by magicians when performing a magic trick.


2.The implausibly easy achievement of difficult feats.


Examples of Abracadabra in a sentence


"The 'abracadabra!' was accompanied by a quick puff of smoke from the wand."


"It seems like a lot of work, but with a little abracadabra we'll get this garage cleaned out in an afternoon."


About Abracadabra


When a child learns their first magic trick, they’re taught to shout “abracadabra!” at the big reveal. But this word isn’t only used as a magical exclamation. It’s also a handy little term to describe difficult feats that appear easy. “Oh, it’s just a bit of abracadabra!”


Did you Know?


If you have a fever, why not try abracadabra? Second-century Roman author Quintus Serenus Sammonicus gave instructions for an amulet used to ward off fever. He prescribed to write the word abracadabra repeatedly on a piece of papyrus, dropping off the last letter each time. When abracadabra disappeared, so would the fever. Or maybe just try aspirin.

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