I’m

The contraction for ‘I am”

I’m here to help.

by bluestinger66 August 30, 2022

pregnant

(of a woman or female animal) having a child or young developing in the uterus.

I have never seen the word “pregnant” misspelled before, but I can imagine it in so many different variations, such as:
• prognant
• pargnet
• pregante
• pagnate
• pregonate
• pegrent
• pregant
• prengan
• pregegnant
• pregnart
• pargant
• perfnat
• pragnan
• pargnet
• pegnat
• peregnant
• prangnet
• pergonate
• prangent
• gregnant
• pragnent
• prregnant
• peegnant
• paragnent
• prepangent
• pgrenant
• peragenta
• pergenat
• pergaten
• pregagnant
• paragenet
• pregarnt
• paregant
• pergnut
• prepangant
• perfant
• pergert
• pregat
• prengt
• perganeta
• bregant
• praganant
• pregernet
• preginant
• progrant
• pretnet
• fregnant
• repengant
• pregnite
• pregananant

by bluestinger66 March 20, 2024

chookings

May refer to:
• a synonym for Christmas stockings
• delicious recipes

I cooked up the chook with a look that took the chooked brook cook to hang the chookings on the hook. So the chooked brook cook took the chookings and hooked them up near the unchooked book shelf full of chooked books.

by bluestinger66 July 10, 2024

makeing

A typo that people make when they forget to take out the E in “make” to make “making” or replace the E with ­ing

Tom (writes a message to zoe): "I’m makeing tater tots for lunch."
Zoe (writes an answer): "Do you mean ‘making?’"

by bluestinger66 December 04, 2022

السلام عليكم

Peace be with you

The phrase السلام عليكم (as-salamu alaykum) means “peace be with you” in Arabic.

by bluestinger66 September 02, 2022

nauthiz

The tenth letter of the futhark alphabet

Pronunciation of nauthiz: NAU˙theez
Letter sound: n
Appearance: ᚾ
Meaning: need, distress
Related words: nyd (Anglo-Saxon futhorc), naud (Icelandic), naudr (Old Norse)
Note: The name for the runic letter ᚾ can be spelled both “naudiz” and “nauthiz.” Both of these spellings are acceptable.

by bluestinger66 December 10, 2023

dotilasolfamiredo

Solfege syllables sung backwards

Doremifasolatido, Dotilasolfamiredo. That’s how the scale goes forward and back.

by bluestinger66 October 29, 2022