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Canon vs. cannon: what is the difference?

May 19, 2026 - pdf

Canon means a rule, standard, or accepted body of work. Cannon means a large gun. Here is how to choose the right word.

Why spoonerism is named after William Spooner

May 19, 2026 - pdf

Spoonerism comes from Reverend William Spooner, a man famous for accidental sound swaps like “queer old dean.”

Why “down in the dumps” means feeling sad

May 19, 2026 - pdf

“Down in the dumps” has meant feeling low since the 1700s. The key is an older meaning of “dumps”: gloom or melancholy.

Cactuses and cacti are both correct

May 19, 2026 - pdf

Both cactuses and cacti are accepted plurals of cactus. Here is why English allows both forms, with simple examples.

Why “curiosity killed the cat” means trouble, and where it came from

May 19, 2026 - pdf

This expression began with care, meaning worry, not curiosity. Here is how the phrase changed and how people use it now.

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