I like words that bring along their phonetic relatives like boon companions. Being bemused, for example, which sounds much more amusing than simply being confused (which sounds conflicting). In the same way, 'honeyfuggle' sounds sweeter than 'trick' or 'swindle'.
Little daughters, I am convinced, are expert honeyfugglers.
Hey look, I Honeyfuggled my way onto your blog!
ReplyDeleteI like words that bring along their phonetic relatives like boon companions. Being bemused, for example, which sounds much more amusing than simply being confused (which sounds conflicting). In the same way, 'honeyfuggle' sounds sweeter than 'trick' or 'swindle'.
Little daughters, I am convinced, are expert honeyfugglers.