Sunday July 20, 2008 at 19:14
“Speakers designed like rocks.”
MadRegale
madrigal
• P. noun 1 writer, non-fiction, fiction
2 journalist, energy, science, technology at wired.com
— ORIGIN Rural Washington from Old Mexican salvador and New English elizabeth
regale
• verb 1 entertain with conversation.
2 lavishly supply with food or drink.
— ORIGIN French régaler, from Old French gale ‘pleasure’
The personal blog of Wired.com staff writer Alexis Madrigal.
• P. noun 1 writer, non-fiction, fiction
2 journalist, energy, science, technology at wired.com
— ORIGIN Rural Washington from Old Mexican salvador and New English elizabeth
regale
• verb 1 entertain with conversation.
2 lavishly supply with food or drink.
— ORIGIN French régaler, from Old French gale ‘pleasure’
The personal blog of Wired.com staff writer Alexis Madrigal.
