And remember, this competition has been open since about noon and in the event of multiple correct entries, the book goes to whoever got their entry in first.
And the crowd went nuts, aided by the speakers pumping in pre-recorded audience cheering and whistles, getting their entry-fee's worth of entertainment. .
If devoting an entire essay to "the Henman parents" seems esoteric, then fear not – the Centre Court crowd get their own entry too, as do Beefy Botham, the wildly over-eulogised "art" of sledging, Pelé, the England football team, Kenneth Bates, and Hitler.
The product is so hapless it can't even get their Wikipedia entry right.
The few contemporary designers who get their own entries include Apple's Jonathan Ive, the car designer J Mays and Sir James Dyson of vacuum-cleaner fame.
The movie introduced two new characters who get their own entries in the Conjuring Universe, The Crooked Man, currently in production, and The Nun.
"I'm glad to see people get paid more, but the more we mandate that, the harder it makes it on younger people to actually get their first entry-level job and start getting the experience that's going to be required," Lankford said.
I look forward to the day, hopefully soon, when those spoiled hiring managers get their comeuppance and entry-level jobs will go back to being entry level.
New government rules mean they can recruit unlimited numbers and get the cash for doing so, which unfortunately means that just as schools are pushing for rigour, universities are getting incentives to bring their entry bars down.
Adjectives get their own separate entries in the dictionary.
