Look how these musical siblings use our word of the issue, pitch. It can mean “the highness or lowness of a sound,” “to talk about something in a way to make people want to buy it,” or “to toss or throw.”
In each issue, our Vocab Lab celebrates the weird, wild, and wonderful world of words.
Look how these musical siblings use our word of the issue, pitch. It can mean “the highness or lowness of a sound,” “to talk about something in a way to make people want to buy it,” or “to toss or throw.”
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Tyler Maxwell used to be a typical boy. But one day, a 10-pound dictionary fell on his head. Luckily, he survived. But now Tyler can use only the biggest, hardest words there are. His friends don’t understand him. Can you help?
Lance Lekander
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This article was originally published in the October/November 2020 issue.