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Could you pass the "sear-up"? No, but I can pass the "sirr-up." Yes, the syrup vs. syrup debate is a sticky one, but bot...
04/24/2025

Could you pass the "sear-up"? No, but I can pass the "sirr-up." Yes, the syrup vs. syrup debate is a sticky one, but both pronunciations are considered acceptable.

This sweet treat's pronunciation is rather controversial. The Harvard Dialect Survey shows that while the West Coast and...
04/24/2025

This sweet treat's pronunciation is rather controversial. The Harvard Dialect Survey shows that while the West Coast and Midwest pronounce the word "caramel" with two syllables like "car-mel," the majority of the East Coast sees the word as three syllables, pronouncing it "car-a-mel."

You probably know where we're going with this one. Those in New York City, New Jersey, and the surrounding areas famousl...
04/24/2025

You probably know where we're going with this one. Those in New York City, New Jersey, and the surrounding areas famously pronounce it "caw-fee." (It's even earned a spot in Urban Dictionary.) The rest of the country, however, will most likely order their "kaa-fee" with milk or sugar

This delicious morning staple has several ways of being pronounced, as it turns out. Most people—including New Yorkers, ...
04/24/2025

This delicious morning staple has several ways of being pronounced, as it turns out. Most people—including New Yorkers, who are arguably the most knowledgeable on the matter—pronounce the word as "bay-gull," but many Midwesterners botch the word to sound like "bah-gull."

Chances are, you would refer to these small, fragrant, purple florals as "lie-lacks." But around Rochester, New York, th...
04/24/2025

Chances are, you would refer to these small, fragrant, purple florals as "lie-lacks." But around Rochester, New York, the same plant is commonly called a "lie-lock." The town does have a famous Lilac Festival, so perhaps they know something we don't.

Shopping in Wisconsin? The clerk is likely to ask you if you'd like a "bayg" for your items instead of a "bag."
04/24/2025

Shopping in Wisconsin? The clerk is likely to ask you if you'd like a "bayg" for your items instead of a "bag."

In most of the country, the word for an individual compartment in a dresser rhymes with the word "bore." But in the New ...
04/24/2025

In most of the country, the word for an individual compartment in a dresser rhymes with the word "bore." But in the New York City area, "drawer" gets shortened to "draw," rhyming with "straw."

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