Follow Us on Twitter - Wordwaves.com is Now Tweeting The Adventure of Words to You

PRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 12, 2011 - Follow Our New Twitter Account and Enhance the Wordwaves.com Adventure with Interesting Tweets

With so many things to do on Wordwaves.com it can be hard to know where to start. Wordwaves.com will tweet to you interesting words, quotes and articles for you to get started. Follow us at http://twitter.com/wordwaves (@wordwaves) and receive interesting tweets like: ‘Quote of the Day’ and ‘What’s New to Wordwaves.com’. Check out the Wordwaves.com website to see new features and books. Explore whole books or individual words and discover interesting quotes from around the world. Tweet an interesting quote to your followers today and follow Wordwaves.com.

An Interesting Fact About the Word ‘Twitter’

Did you know the word ‘twitter’ has been around in literature for over 260 years? Try searching ‘twitter’ and see how it has been used. A shortcut to the results is http://www.wordwaves.com/twitter.

Some examples include Henry Fielding’s book “History of Tom Jones a Foundling” published in 1749!

" And if he was so good to forgive me a word spoken in haste or so, it doth not become such a one as you to twitter me. "
Emily Post’s book “Etiquette” published in 1922 also used the word ‘twitter’.

" To a New York ear, which ought to be fairly unbiased since the New York accent is a composite of all accents, English women chirrup and twitter. "
For more results just refresh the search results page and more results will appear. Start using Wordwaves.com for your word adventure and follow us @wordwaves on Twitter today.

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