Spooky Newt's definitions

Wain’t

Dual-tense contraction of “wasn’t,” “ain’t,” the latter of which acting as a phonetically -friendly substitute of “isn’t.” Because “wain’t” includes a contraction for both the present and past tense, it is applicable to negative scenarios in both tenses.

Animal testing wasn’t ok then, and it isn’t/ain’t ok now. // Animal testing wain’t ok.

by Spooky Newt January 6, 2022