This points to a clever little invention, however faddish, that wraps up your yet-to-be-read pages and points, literally, to where you left off. (It might also be pointing to something ibidem... ?)
When I published Invent! Magazine, we saw a lot of fad items come and go. Two of my favorites were the Wacky Wallwalker™, which survived several knock-offs because of its strongly trademarked name; the second was the guy with a boardwalk pizza shop that drew in business throwing pizza rounds, invented "fake" pizza dough to save waste, ended up winning contests with it, and got an offer from Domino's to package the units for Toys 'R' Us! It's a wacky world.
When I published Invent! Magazine, we saw a lot of fad items come and go. Two of my favorites were the Wacky Wallwalker™, which survived several knock-offs because of its strongly trademarked name; the second was the guy with a boardwalk pizza shop that drew in business throwing pizza rounds, invented "fake" pizza dough to save waste, ended up winning contests with it, and got an offer from Domino's to package the units for Toys 'R' Us! It's a wacky world.
DEFINITION of this 3-syllable adverb:
- Latin. in the same book, chapter, page, etc.
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