Reduplication: words that are repeated - AIRC640

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Chop-chop! That's enough chit-chat! Let's get down to the nitty-gritty of today's podcast which talks about words like chop-chop, chit-chat and nitty-gritty. You might think that our podcast episodes are just thrown toge...

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