Some Words Make Me LMAO

Now that I am not officially employed as a minister in a church, my wild side is coming out. Yep, I am living sassy. Case in point: using LMAO.    But LMAO is not the funny word I refer to in my heading. That would be the Word of the Day: Sniglet! I just love the sound…

There is a Word for THAT?

I leave soon for youth camp. Does life get any better: my paid employment includes spending a few days in a peaceful setting with creative young people? I should be packing and getting Tango ready for his stay at Don’s house–the bachelor pad. I reach out to close the laptop and a word bores into…

Rocking the Wacky Words

More wacky words to share! These are not words I add to my writer’s vocabulary; that would be verbose. However, I do appreciate a clever word. It’s like finding a cool new rock to add to my collection. You can find these nuggets and more at dictionary.com. You can find my other posts about wacky words…

Favorite New Word

Sometimes I find a word that I love, typically creative, silly sounding words. Today’s Word of the Day email presented me with a new favorite: Stinkaroo (noun)   Slang. something markedly inferior in quality: a stinkaroo of a motion picture. Origin: Stinkaroo arose in the 1930s from the word stink combined with -eroo, a suffix that creates…

Word of the Day- Christmas Week Entries

The dictionary.com word of the day posts have been especially interesting over the holidays: Moose Milk \MOOS-milk\ noun 1. Canadian. homemade or bootleg whiskey. 2. Canadian. a cocktail of whiskey or rum and milk. Quotes My first drink was dad’s moose milk. That’s what he called it. Moose milk on accounta he brewed it so…

Weird Words

Yesterday I checked out a lake/campground/park that is only 10 miles from town. It is lovely. I picked my 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice spots. Tango and I walked and enjoyed some fresh air. As usual during the week, we encountered only a few fishermen. While I am wandering and wondering, I have also been…

Crazy Hobby, Crazier Word

Omphaloskepsis: I have not decided which is funnier, the word or what it describes. The word does not give much in the way of clues…well the “espsis” suggests it is a diagnosis of a physical/mental condition. Yes! But what else? Ignore the “phal” as it has nothing to do with that body part. Any guesses? Here is…