Bathroom reading at it’s best!

If you like words, this is a funny book. What more is there to say?

Expand your vocabulary and laugh at the same time.

Leighann Lord's comedy is as smart as it is funny, and this book is a great representation of that. It's worth much more than the cost!

If you are looking for that 'extra' something to get for the word lover who has everything.... this is the perfect choice.

Wouldn’t it be easier (and fun) if words meant what they sound like?

If you’ve ever thought that “WINSOME” is what you sometimes do in Las Vegas, or “FORTE” is the average age of a mid-life crisis then you’ll love... Leighann Lord’s Dict Jokes: Alternate Definitions for Words You’ve Probably Never Heard of But Will Definitely Never Forget.

Leighann Lord is a stand-up comedian, author, and podcaster. She’s been seen on Comedy Central, HBO, The View, Netflix, Dry Bar Comedy; and on Showtime's Even More Funny Women of a Certain Age.

She has written several humor books including two volumes of Dict Jokes: Alternate Definitions for Words You’ve Probably Never Heard of But Will Definitely Never Forget and Real Women Do It Standing Up: Stories From the Career of a Very Funny Lady, which has been called “Witty and unexpectedly vulnerable.” Both titles and more are available on Amazon.

Leighann was the creator of the weekly humor column, The Urban Erma, which was the longest running column in Stage Time Magazine. She has contributed to The Huffington Post and wrote for the pilot of The Chris Rock Show. She is the creator and host of the People with Parents podcast where she shared personal stories about the role reversal between her and her aging parents.

 Leighann earned her BA degree in Journalism and Creative Writing from Baruch College, City University of New York, her honorary PhD from Southhampton University, and is a member of the Writer’s Guild of America, East. She received the Humanist Arts Award from the American Humanist Association and a Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award.

Leighann is also a firm supporter of the Oxford Comma.