afghan (like a blanket that your grandma makes)
bundle
cheeks
divine
doppelganger
edible
elation
etiquette
grammarian
goober
gumshoe
halitosis
hellacious
highfalutin
hippie
hobnobbing
hog
honky
hipster
locomotive
loquacious
Massachusetts
minutiae
moose
mousse
mushroom
nimrod
noonish
octogenarian
Octomom
octopus
octagon
onesie
pearly
pedantic
pleasurable
pleather
remoulade
rendezvous
ruminate
scorpion
scuba
soupy
spinster
squirrel
tapioca
toadstool
wizard
wonky
wordsmith
I consider myself a bit of a wordsmith, but there are lots of words here I have never heard of; might need to spend some time in a dictionary this coming weekend! congrats on reaching 100 posts!
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Thanks Betty! If you haven't heard of them, they might not be real words, I noticed spellcheck hadn't heard of a few of them either. But I like them nonetheless (also a possible made up word)! Have a great day, and give that corgi a nice belly rub for me!
ReplyDeleteyou have always loved minutiae. seriously, why didn't we watch the televised spelling bee? it would have been hilarious to watch together. theirs always next year. yes, i spelled theirs wrong on purpose, b/c i knew you would notice. :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm. Pleather....
ReplyDeleteI love the word doppelganger, I use it as often as I can. If I were to start a gang, we would be called the Doppelgangers.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't comment on the post about this one, but I just had to tell you that I had a very satisfying laugh because of your mistaken phone call. Thank you!
I linked to you today.
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