Before The 19th Century, What Was The Living Room Of A Home Originally Called?

[@jersey714]

That CYNOphobia question was an almost impossible question for anyone to answer without having it spelled out! I could think of 3 others that sound the same: CINEphobia (the fear or hatred of films and the cinema), SINOphobia (the fear or dislike of China, Chinese people or Chinese culture), and XENOphobia (the fear of foreigners or strangers) which probably is properly pronounced "ZEE-no-" phobia, but I've often heard as "ZEN -oh-" phobia, where in both cases the Z sounds very close to S in conversation, unless the speaker makes a point to pronounce the Z-sound distinctly!

[@litigioussociety4249]

The song of the witches is from Macbeth not Hamlet.

[@deannelson9565]

That's what I was thinking as well

[@kanaryuuu]

It's also "double, double" not "hubble bubble", no?

[@taylorpovm]

It’s ‘double double, toil and trouble’ I was so confused about “hubble bubble”

[@jimmymartin7322]

Of course hot wings got the living room question right, he was alive when his family referred to it as that

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Kelly is a babe 😂