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I LOVE WEIRD WORDS

A red pencil and sharpener on a spiral notebook with pencil shavings.
A collection of colorful school supplies and an apple on a wooden table.
A woman reading a book while sitting on the library floor.

Words Better Than Chocolate

SUPINE

PROSTRATE

PROSTRATE

MEANING: Lying face up. This term is part of the language learning journey, helping to expand one's vocabulary with uncommon vocabulary. Eg.: Supine, Ashley, counted the blemishes in the ceiling until fatigue drew her to a deep sleep.

PROSTRATE

PROSTRATE

PROSTRATE

MEANING: Lying face down, a term that could be useful in language learning when exploring uncommon vocabulary. 


Eg.: At first he thought Jenny was asleep, prostrate on the floor, but as he moved closer, he realized that she was counting a line of ants that had marched into her room.

BOMBINATE

PROSTRATE

BOMBINATE

MEANING: A buzzing sound like a bee, often considered an example of uncommon vocabulary in language learning. 


Eg.: During the exam, the rusty old radiator began to bombinate, much to the annoyance of the students who were struggling to recall word meanings.

FETCHING

WHEREWITHAL

BOMBINATE

MEANING: Pretty


Eg.: Her dress was rather fetching, showcasing some uncommon vocabulary in fashion, but the shoes she wore were a disgrace! This illustrates how understanding word meanings can enhance language learning.

WHEREWITHAL

WHEREWITHAL

WHEREWITHAL

MEANING: The means/ability, often related to language learning and the use of uncommon vocabulary. Eg.: Although very naughty at times, Jack has the wherewithal to do very well in his exams, showcasing his understanding of word meanings.

SERENDIPITY

WHEREWITHAL

WHEREWITHAL

MEANING: An unintended but fortunate event, often celebrated in language learning as an example of uncommon vocabulary and word meanings. 


Eg.: It was pure serendipity that I bumped into Martha at the supermarket checkout as she had the £10 she owed me and I had left my purse at home.

I LOVE WORDS BUT THERE ARE SOME SAYINGS THAT I DON'T LIKE

no need to guess what they are...

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