With regards to definitions, I am just reviewing Stephen Bayley's
book, Cars: Freedom, Style, Sex, Power, Motion, Colour, Everything.
In it there is a quote from Harley Earl, the famous Vice President of
Design at General Motors. Apparently he struggled with his use of
language somewhat and explained to his designers that:
"I want that line to have a duflunky, to come across, have a little
hook in it, and then do a rashoom or a zong."
Best,
Andy
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Andy Polaine
Interaction & Experience Design +
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Writing
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