I read from congress to conic section.

 

Why did I pronounce “napes” as “naps”? Wouldn’t it be “nayps”? 

 

The word of the episode is "congress".

 

 

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#C371 (conidiophore to conjugant) ft. Emily Winter

I read the English Dictionary in short sections, comment on it, make bad jokes, and sometimes sing little songs. I hope it’s more entertaining than just reading the dictionary alone. It’s an evolving project so the letter ”A” had lower quality, plus less commenting and jokes.