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It feels like maybe that t-shirt misses the point. For example, "avalanche" is not a word for snow. It's a word for a specific event involving snow. Having a w
by harimau777 1y ago
It feels like maybe that t-shirt misses the point.
For example, "avalanche" is not a word for snow. It's a word for a specific event involving snow. Having a word that meant "snow that is likely to cause an avalanche" actually would be a useful concept that isn't present in English.
- ted_dunning 1y agoSlab. Depth hoar. Slush. Cornice.