Last night, I asked a question about great words on Twitter
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I’m hoping there are great words in my other images for today.
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This might be solipsistic, but take a wild guess which great word in that list of days is going to inspire tonight’s question on Twitter.
Here’s what I find when I search for “great words” on YouTube.
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I look forward to the great words in your comments, below.
I love (a great word!) ending each blog post with great words of gratitude for YOU.
I had to look solipsistic up in the dictionary, so good one. I probably guess at its meaning in context, but as a stand-alone it’s a mystery to me. 🙂 Catamount is good, but I know what one is. Brings caterwauling to mind. Also catarrh, which has little or nothing to do with cats.
Love the happy squirrel, and like to think my own squirrels feel the same.
Thanks for all these great words, Barbara.
When I encounter it, I keep having to look up the definition of sanguine, which suggests to me “sad” or “depressed.” Not even close to correct.
I am sanguine that you will eventually remember what it means, Debbie.
“Ersatz” is a word that’s been on my mind a lot lately, maybe because we have a former president in the news a lot who’s an ersatz leader.
I remember Aaron using the word “ersatz” at school when he was very young, which got quite the reaction. You are the opposite of ersatz, Chris — you’re the real deal.
If that’s your cat’s dinner, can I be one of your pets?
-Alan
Thanks for more great words, Alan!
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Ah! A blast from the past, beth.