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Worde

American  
[wawrd] / wɔrd /

noun

  1. Wynkyn de Jan Van Wynkyn, died 1534 or 35, English printer.


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In the fall, Worde Horde will release a new collection by the prolific writer Orrin Grey titled “How to See Ghosts & Other Figments.”

From Washington Post

His Discworld novel The Truth is a blistering satire on the press, as William de Worde launches Ankh-Morpork’s first daily newspaper.

From The Guardian

“And the rumour came to the ears of William de Worde, and in a sense it stopped there, because he dutifully wrote it down.”

From The Guardian

The thoroughfare became synonymous with publishing from 1500 when Wynkyn de Worde established a printing press.

From Reuters

Another effort is underway at WORDE, a Muslim educational organization in Maryland, which last week launched a campaign that aims to refute Islamic State messages through catchy videos and live broadcasts of discussions about mainstream Islam.

From Reuters