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Date: 2014-09-18 2:05 GMT-05:00
Subject: quotha: Dictionary.com Word of the Day
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Sep. 18, 2014

quotha \KWOH-thuh\ interjection 1. Archaic. indeed! (used ironically or contemptuously in quoting another). Quotes Lady H. H: A tar barrel, quotha! A thorn tree—quotha! You that were harping on galaxies and milky ways! You that were swearing I outshone 'em all! -- Virginia Woolf, Between the Acts, 1941 Origin Quotha entered English in the early 1500s from quoth a meaning "quoth he." Quoth, an archaic verb meaning "said," has been used since Middle English was spoken.

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