When you know too much. A break down of the word shows that it is a
combination of the words "wise" and "able" meaning that one is now empowered by knowing some fact or truth.
origins: The "w" is easily mistaken for an "m" and the word appears to be "
miserable" on first glance to many people.
The creator is dislexic and often writes and reads words and letters backwards or upside down.
1)light-hearted but-for-real tone: Dang these
cupcakes are good but I'm sure if I saw the calorie count I'd be wiserable. Pass me
another one!
2) serious gloomy tone: He was cheating on her and when she
found out she was really wiserable.