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What (who) is root letters - definition
The Henry Root Letters; Henry Raddick; Francis Wagstaffe
root note
NOTE AFTER WHICH A CHORD IS NAMED
Root (music); Basse fondamentale; Root progression; Root note; Fundamental bass; Chord root; Five-three chord; Root chord; Assumed root; Absent root; Omitted root; Root-position; Basse fondementale; Son fondamentale; Harmonic root; Root of chord
¦ noun see root1 (sense 5).
rooted
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ORGAN OF A HIGHER PLANT THAT ANCHORS THE REST OF THE PLANT IN THE GROUND, ABSORBS WATER AND MINERAL SALTS FROM THE SOIL, AND DOES NOT BEAR LEAVES OR BUDS
Rooted; Root (botany); Tree root; Plant roots; Plant root; Shallow-rooted; Shallow rooted; Deep-rooted; Deep rooted; Peg root; Adventitious Root; Root (plant)
adj.
1) deeply rooted
2) rooted in (rooted in poverty)
3) rooted to (rooted to the spot)
rooted
ORGAN OF A HIGHER PLANT THAT ANCHORS THE REST OF THE PLANT IN THE GROUND, ABSORBS WATER AND MINERAL SALTS FROM THE SOIL, AND DOES NOT BEAR LEAVES OR BUDS
Rooted; Root (botany); Tree root; Plant roots; Plant root; Shallow-rooted; Shallow rooted; Deep-rooted; Deep rooted; Peg root; Adventitious Root; Root (plant)
a.
Fixed, deep, radical, confirmed, established.
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Hoax letter writers
This article covers various hoax letter writers.
Examples of use of root letters
1. The resulting book, The Henry Root Letters (1'80), was a bestseller for months.
2. Donaldson was best known for his Henry Root Letters, a volume which, in the early Eighties, could most probably been found beside nine out of ten British loos.
3. The Root letters spawned a number of sequels, one of which was made into the television programme Root Into Europe (1''2) starring George Cole (of Minder fame). They made Donaldson rich, not for the first time in his life, and secured his place as a cult figure among 20th–century satirists.
4. She supported him for a while, and his time there was the basis of his first novel, Both the Ladies and the Gentlemen (1'75). Within a few years, the phenomenal success of the Root letters had put him back in funds.
5. British writers are wonderfully keen on counterfeit correspondence – William Donaldson‘s Henry Root letters to credulous public figures, or Humphrey Berkeley‘s Rochester Sneath, a fictitious 1'50s headmaster who wrote to other headmasters about the disreputable former members of his staff who might be applying to them for jobs.