The Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary Twitter account is well-versed in shade.
On Friday, Merriam-Webster seemingly mocked President Donald Trump on Twitter after he incorrectly referred to an apostrophe as a hyphen in a tweet aimed at California congressman and House Intelligence Committee Chairman, Adam Schiff.
“For those looking up punctuation early on a Friday morning: A hyphen is a mark – used to divide or to compound words. An apostrophe is a mark ‘ used to indicate the omission of letters or figures,” the Merriam-Webster tweet read.
For those looking up punctuation early on a Friday morning:
A hyphen is a mark – used to divide or to compound words.