Cledonism is the use of circumlocution to avoid saying unlucky words. For example, calling the devil "Old Nick", calling Macbeth the "Scottish Play" or saying "bakers dozen" instead of thirteen. The Roman god Orcus was referred to as "Pluto", "the rich one", in Latin.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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