Word Smiter
@wordsmiter.bsky.social
One who strikes down unnecessary words with righteous fury.
Examples:
"For your health, we suggest eating five phytons daily, including fruits, vegetables, or other nutrient-rich plants."
"I had a smoothie with three phytons — blueberries, spinach, and a banana."
"The lunch program ensures that each meal has at least two phytons to promote healthy eating."
"For your health, we suggest eating five phytons daily, including fruits, vegetables, or other nutrient-rich plants."
"I had a smoothie with three phytons — blueberries, spinach, and a banana."
"The lunch program ensures that each meal has at least two phytons to promote healthy eating."
December 18, 2024 at 6:51 PM
Examples:
"For your health, we suggest eating five phytons daily, including fruits, vegetables, or other nutrient-rich plants."
"I had a smoothie with three phytons — blueberries, spinach, and a banana."
"The lunch program ensures that each meal has at least two phytons to promote healthy eating."
"For your health, we suggest eating five phytons daily, including fruits, vegetables, or other nutrient-rich plants."
"I had a smoothie with three phytons — blueberries, spinach, and a banana."
"The lunch program ensures that each meal has at least two phytons to promote healthy eating."
Etymology:
From the Greek "φυτόν (phytón)", meaning "plant." The updated sense of "phyton" is inspired by modern nutrition science (phytonutrients) and physics (photon, electron), emphasizing plant-based nutrition and the idea of a measurable unit of plant-based food.
From the Greek "φυτόν (phytón)", meaning "plant." The updated sense of "phyton" is inspired by modern nutrition science (phytonutrients) and physics (photon, electron), emphasizing plant-based nutrition and the idea of a measurable unit of plant-based food.
December 18, 2024 at 6:49 PM
Etymology:
From the Greek "φυτόν (phytón)", meaning "plant." The updated sense of "phyton" is inspired by modern nutrition science (phytonutrients) and physics (photon, electron), emphasizing plant-based nutrition and the idea of a measurable unit of plant-based food.
From the Greek "φυτόν (phytón)", meaning "plant." The updated sense of "phyton" is inspired by modern nutrition science (phytonutrients) and physics (photon, electron), emphasizing plant-based nutrition and the idea of a measurable unit of plant-based food.