William SafireThinkers

The Adjective is delicious as a salad, with each element contributing its individual and unique flavor. A puree of adjective soup, by contrast, tastes yecchy.

An Adverb always follows the verb.

The Committee is so terribly bureaucratic that one day soon someone will appoint a committee to designate a task force to assemble a working group to pick a new name for a committee.

A Demagogue is a politician who appeals to an audience's greed, fear, and hatred.

Disinformation is a manipulation of a nation's intelligence system through the injection of credible, but misleading data.

Grammar is the only domain where you can you be more than perfect.

Haiku is signal to center from a Japanese quarterback.

The Passive voice is never to be used.

A Preposition is a terrible word to end a sentence with.

The Quotation mark is disdain that has been given its own punctuation mark. It is saying "their word, not mine.