I know what you guys are thinking, Mike, where's the Miriam Webster word of the day?

But fear not, turns out we're actually going to have a little bit more fun today.

Oh, you know, when you say fun, I don't believe it.

Oh, it's all fun.

So good news, boys, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary has just added a whole slew of new words. In fact, they've added 5,000 new terms, so I'm going to give you guys 10. They've added 5,000 new words. That's correct. I thought it was just to the Collegian one. Collegian? Yes. Collegiate. The Collegiate. The Collegiate. The Collegiate Dictionary. You're right.

The Collegian Dictionary. I thought you're saying the word. College people know more words. It's kind of like the Hawaiian alphabet. Was it 14 letters, I think. Yeah, something like that. I'm not positive. I don't know. I'm talking about my butt again. anyway so I've chosen we we've got Luckily, we have 10, and so we are actually going to play 10 rounds of the Merriam-Webster word of the day.

Are you already? Put those things on.

I'm born ready, Mike. Yes. Here we go.

Number 10 is a T-word, T as in tax, that is a unit of measure for the calculating, rather, for the calculating speed of a computer equal to one trillion floating point operations per second.

I only know this one because I was with you this morning because we had a side account.

It's a, hold on.

Can you remember it?

Is it a tetra flop?

Oh, you were right the first time. It is a Terra flop. Okay, but that we found out... So the only thing I asked Mike this morning with that, I said, all right, well, I've heard of like terra bits. I guess, like, your memory. Okay. So what's the difference when a flip and flop? Let's see here. So it was a flop, like the process of counting how many...

Well,

what is the definition?

When my friend is a...

When my friend Tara gets hammered,

she terraflops.

Ha!

Is a singular floating

point operation

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