The ‘step’ in words like ‘stepmother’ or ‘stepsister’ has nothing to do with our word ‘step’. It comes from Old English ‘astiepan’ (‘to bereave’), which produced ‘steopcild’ meaning ‘orphan’. So ‘stepmother’ originally meant someone who became mother to an orphan.

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BLUESKYYYYY! Doin a Q&A on my new song Still Bad… ask me anything 😇

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I’m gonna say this once and only once. If they don’t give Pleakly a bob and a dress this instant and keep their disguise “a man” I will not be watching the live action Lilo & Stitch. And I mean this with my whole chest

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Word of the Day: 손맛 (son-mat; Korean) - "hand taste", the unique taste each person making a recipe adds to it, usually used to describe how no one can make food like your mum

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