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I used to suffer from hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, I detested multisyllabic words. Whenever I heard one, paramnesia kicked in.
However that changed when I fell for a muliebrious sesquipedalian girl called Aubrielliana, they do say antitheticals attract. She spoke and I smiled, nodded or shook my head hoping it was the appropriate rejoinder.
Everything changed when I made a serendipitous discovery in a book shop, a Longword Lexicon. Suddenly we were able to communicate efficaciouslty!
However, this morning she used the word defenestration and to my horror it wasn’t in my lexicon. I was so angry I chucked it out the window.
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Thanks to Sammi Cox for hosting the Weekend Writing Prompt.
In case it’s not in your dictionary either, it means – the action of throwing something or someone out of a window!
*As I was writing this, my mind went back to my childhood days. My grandfather would read to me and whenever he came across a lengthy word he would just say ‘longword’ instead ond carry on!
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Can we put this on a teleprompter and watch our fearless leader try to read it! hehehehehehe
Now that would be funny!
Unfortunately, I do know the definition, not that it is useful. Cute story, but the best part is the info on Grandpa. Love it!
Thank you for the longword story, Keith. I learned a few new words!