| Title | The Superior Person's Book of Words |
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| Author | Peter Bowler |
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| Publisher | Bloomsbury |
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| Publication Year | 2001 |
| ISBN# | 0-7475-5337-8 |
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| Pages | 166 |
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| Language | en |
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| Front Cover | 9a6a4636c1a037bf7ba9534dc0ef5a0a.jpeg |
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| Comments | The secret to being a truly Superior Person is to use really superior words. More impressive than a top hat, much more effective than a fist-fight, here are five hundred words to help you wiggle out of sticky debates, deal with obnoxious dinner guests and fill in sick-leave forms with panache. Are you a rasorial searcher after words? Are nouns your bread? Adjectives your butter? Verbs your salad, and adverbs your salad dressing? If so you will impress your friends, amaze your colleagues and baffle your enemies with this witty, charming, and clever little book. |
| ID | 827 |
| Date Created | 2021-11-09 |
| Date Modified | 2021-11-09 |