If you could add a word to the dictionary what would you add? And what would it mean?
If you could add a word to the dictionary, what would you add? And what would it mean?
This question was asked in our previous session, however, we didn't have enough time to answer it then! @LunaHere @WhiteRaven94
@Mya000 Thank you for tagging me in this most difficult question Mya, *sips tea*
I think if I could add a word in the dictionary, and be able to define it.. . . .
The word would be : Astrospecting
And the definition might be along the lines of. . . An astronaut in the society of the world we live in today, speculating on truths that won't be acknowledged or seen. Not the traditional meaning of the word astronaut, but an isolated individual stuck within the confines of the place we call Earth.
In short, An outcast(Astronaut), contemplating, observing, and analyzing, (Speculating) The world as we walk and breath in. (May or may not include the universe which we also explore as man-kind)....
Good thing I don't have dictionary rights haha, thanks again for the tag Mya !
@Mya000 I would never turn down your tea! *sips* You make a really good pot Mya.
@Mya000
BUB-BUB
Definition: BUB-BUB
@Ravis889 Ahah alright, that’s an interesting word full of mystery! Thank you for your contribution! 😂
Peanetomorrow and peanyesterday
Meaning the day after tomorrow and the day before yesterday respectively. Originating from the Latin word paene as in almost and penultimate as in second to last.
I'm learning Latin and thought this would be a good contribution.
@Iamspoons
I like those, something absolutely useful in an everyday setting!
@Iamspoons very interesting!
@Mya000
I would add the Welsh word "Cwtch" it means a hug/safe place since people feel safe in the arms of their loved ones. Very common here to say "come have a cwtch". It's just a warm loving hug used both romantically and platonically.
@SkylusWings
Not sure how to pronounce it but I like it (:
@WhiteRaven94
Like the word "Dutch" but change the D to a C. "Cutch" :)
@SkylusWings that's such a lovely word!
@Mya000
idk how to combine words but a combination of dolor solitudinis. latin for the pain of loneliness. the feeling of being rejected and outcast by someone/a group of people and becoming so lonely it hurts
@GaryTheUmbrella33 thank you for your contribution! Although I'm sorry if you're suffering from loneliness