Some English expressions are so peculiar that it’s nearly impossible to trace their origins without knowing the history behind them.

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Oragious (pronounced or-AY-juhss) is an English borrowing of the French word orageux, meaning stormy or tempestuous.

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CEO of English rugby union's top flight says league is in “very strong position” after merger was discussed last month.