We're used to getting the cold shoulder metaphorically, but how did members of the medieval court get it literally? And where did people first 'get the wind up them'?

Plus, some pressing pronunciation - how do you say 'lieutenant'? And just how many ways can you 'furore'?

For more from Kel, visit ozwords.com.au

We're used to getting the cold shoulder metaphorically, but how did members of the medieval court get it literally? And where did people first 'get the wind up them'?
Plus, some pressing pronunciation - how do you say 'lieutenant'? And just how many ways can you 'furore'? For more from Kel, visit ozwords.com.au

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