MAR 14, lexicon of word-pairs: legal doublets M to R

 a) Reprise of material posted on March 14 in previous years ...

2020: classic palindrome, No X in Nixon (illustrated poem) 
2021: literature survey course, Connecticut Yankee (illustrated poem) 

2022: reprehensible history, democracy 1700s, (poem)
2023: homophonous verse, French homophones (illustrated poem)

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b) Today's Offering (Mar 14, 2024): 

 

 Giorgio's lexicon of binomials (doublets)

For readers with a musical bent, we have a song-cycle of 9 songs displaying the spectrum of these binomial expressions. They have lyrics stuffed with word-pairs, arranged to familiar tunes. You can readily access this singable treasure trove of binomial expressions of various types by clicking on the link for the first song, "WORD PAIRS", HERE. 

You can proceed to the next blogpost in the lexicon series (legal doublets S to Z) by clicking HERE.