1. One who is curious to know everything that passes; one who knows or pretends to know all that is going on; a gossip; a busybody.
Origin: Quidnunc comes from Latin quid nunc?, "what now?"
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- Word of the Day: Neoteric
- Word of the Day: Deus Ex Machina
- Weekly Beast- Mycena Luxaeterna
- Word of the Day: Alacrity
- Word of the Day: Quidnunc
- Vintage Movable Review: Max’s Machines
- Word of the Day: Mephitic
- I Spy: S-L-O-W J-E-L-L-O
- History Lesson: Patent for Blue Jeans is granted
- Word of the Day: Embonpoint
- Weekly Beast: Honey-Pot Ants
- Artist Watch: Aurora Andrews
- Word of the Day: Lexicography
- Whats Popped Up: Carter Cards
- Giveaway Update
- Word of the Day: Lapidary
- Listen Up: Radiohead's 'House of Cards'
- Word of the Day: Amanuensis
- Vintage Movable Review: Black Cat, White Cat
- We're Having a Giveaway!
- Word of the Day: Pogonip
- History Lesson: Captain Blood
- Artist Watch: Luisa Canovi
- Weekly Beast: Nomura's Jellyfish
- Word of the Day: Autoschediastical
- Whats Popped Up: Pop-up Events
- Word of the Day: Lineament
- Vintage Movable Review: Six Brave Explorers
- Word of the Day: Bloviate
- Word of the Day: Elbow Grease
- DIY Pop Up: Mother's Day Card
- History Lesson: Munch's 'The Scream' is Recovered
- Weekly Beast: Chaetopterid Worm
- Word of the Day: Peripatetic
- Artist Watch: Simon Schubert
- Whats Popped Up: Adie Pena Visits
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