I know they're controversial but I love em

Posted Feb 11, 2022, 4:23 PM UTC

Posted Feb 11, 2022, 4:23 PM UTC
Whomst is the superiorest
Whom, whomer, whomst.
Whoms, whomed, will whom.
Whom Whomst Whometh Whomen
Whomst'dve thought that?!
whomst’dve’n’t
Whomstever
whomst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es'nt'ed's'y'es'nt't're'in
You coulda squoze in "yote"
Not forgetting the past participle "yotten"
squizen*
Those are some words there
anyhoo looks like a dutch word
It looks like an English word!
(There's like no words that end in -oo in Dutch: shampoo, tattoo, that's about it. Nor do they tend to have -y- a lot.)
Anijhoe
Waterloo
Voodoo
Is het niet Voedoe
That's a Walloon place name though. It's like using 'Qatar' as an example that English words don't always have a u after a q
Did you know Belgium used to be Dutch?
From Middle Dutch, composed of water (water, watery) + loo (forest, clearing in a forest, marsh, bog)
Anyhoe looks like your mom
even a netherite hoe?, if yes, that's nice, she's very durable
Is twote a past tense of tweet? I haven’t seen that one yet!
clearly it should be twet, by analogy to meet/met
I like it. Counterexample though: speak/spoke
Tweak / twoke
Me noother
As it is with the true plurals:
• Spouse – spice 😛
• boot - beet
• grouse - grice
• boose - beese
• can - cen
anywho? jocular?
Also just a dialectical variation of course, but some dictionaries do list it as "humorous" so that's what I'm going off.
Whealp
I say coinkydink
fifth, forth, threeth, twooth, oneth...
aww this is adorbs<3
dare i say it’s amazeballs
really it’s cray-cray how amazeballs it is
Let us not forget whomst'd'ves
What's twote?
Past participle of tweet
NOOO WHY NOT HAVE IT BE PAST TENSE???
TWEET, TWOTE, TWITTEN!!! DAMNIT.
Ah, do it's pronounced like "twoat"? I was thinking it'd be pronounced "toot", like it had something to do with the number two.
Twote?
Past participle of tweet
Ah that’s great haha
Why did somebody thunkened this
#Twitten
The way "coinkidink" is spelled I thought it would be pronounced /kojŋ.ki.dɪŋk/
what if whom'st was an abbreviation of who must
Reminds me of the "He found me crying, he crew too, we both crode" copypasta
singular preterite vs plural preterite different ablaut grade revival!
Was literally thinking about that just before logging into le epic reddit.
I have kridden
We have coroded