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Snarking

The word “snarking” already had been used in the year 1866.

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Author Goetz KlugePosted on 2017-08-282020-05-21Categories etymology of Snark, facsimile, fact check, in focus, literature, onomatopoeic word, rethinking the Snark, Snark

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