Language

Don't get married only because of the money. You can borrow it cheaper. (Z. Z. Gabor)

Come off the Grass!! = Do you think I'm stupid or gullible

Archaic word

alas = expresses grief

Brewer's Phrase & Fable

Caliph = or Calif. A title given to the successors of Mahomet. Among the Saracens a caliph is one vested with supreme dignity. The caliphat of Bagdad reached its highest splendour under Haroun al Raschid, in the ninth century. For the last 200 years the appellation has been swallowed up in the titles of Shah, Sultan, Emir, and so on. (Arabic, Khalifah, a successor; khalafa, to succeed.)

Difficult words

manuka - n. bush with tea-like leaves; 'tea-tree'.

Limerick

There was a young girl from Des Moines, Who was fond of rotating her loins. She would take on a mate For a very low rate, Like a dime, or still smaller coins.

Knowledge

Transcendentalismname now principally employed to denote the great doctrine of Kant and his school, that there are principles of a priori derivation, that is, antecedent to experience, that are regulative and constitutive of not only our thoughts but our very perceptions, and the operation of which is antecedent to and sovereign over all our mental processes; which principles are denominated the categories of thought; the name is also employed to characterise every system which grounds itself on a belief in a supernatural of which the natural is but the embodiment and manifestation. See Natural Supernaturalism.

Quote

Reality by Marvel Bell - One might speak to great length of the three corners of reality what was seen, what was thought to be seen, and what was thought ought to be seen.

Tongue twister

When I was in Arkansas I saw a saw that could outsaw any other saw I ever saw, saw. If you've got a saw that can outsaw the saw I saw saw then I'd like to see your saw saw.

Unusual word

natable = able to float; able to be sailed