Hamlet 2.2 Word Nerd: Peak

The transcript explores the metaphor of wandering aimlessly, likening it to having one's head in the clouds. It delves into the etymology of the verb 'peak', tracing its origins from 'hottie peak', meaning a fool, and further back to 'hottie dad', a snail's shell. The discussion highlights the obscure nature of these terms and their historical usage, particularly during Shakespeare's time, before they fell out of common use.

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