Paroxysm as the advert covers newspaper's name

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The solution for the clue "Paroxysm as the advert covers newspaper's name" in word puzzles and crosswords has 8 letters.

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Solution for "Paroxysm as the advert covers newspaper's name"

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Funny etymological tidbits on Paroxysm, Advert, Covers, Newspapers

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Paroxysm

Greece's ancient poet Homer wrote of a paroxysm, a sudden and intense emotional outburst, in his epic poems the Iliad and the Odyssey.

Advert

In 1839, Sir Richard Titcomb published a newspaper in England, which is where the word advert came from, a shortened form of advertisement.

Covers

The word cover originated from the 17th-century English practice of covering the upper part of a ship's sails with a canvas or fabric to protect it from the sun.

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