Category: WOTD – Haiku
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A very calming old word.
A Swiss army knife of words to spread lots of stuff. We are so manly,Rough hands pick up the puppy, Always mansuetude. “Gentle gentleman,Meek and mild and humble,Very gentle man. “
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Okay this is a clever one. Please somebody comment.
So many shades of food. Not the condiment, Culturally just as white, Ancestral manes.
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If you pick the right sport then this becomes interesting. Oh well.
It’s all about the angle at the moment of contact. The start of each point,From a mallecho server,Seldom gets returned.
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A fun seasonal American haiku.
First the nosh then naps, Get stuffed with lots of stuffing, Happy Thanksgiving.
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If I were to employ the Socratic method on that word. Common sense says it’s not ‘merican..
I hope Asclepius got his rooster… We can clear the way,Humble maieutic takedown, Know where to begin.
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War school in the middle ages can be disrupted with a spelling test.
Defence is the best. Canadian spelling. Not wearing a hat, Avoid machicolation,Oils or arrows fall. “A mighty big word,Describing an avenue,For dropping objects. “
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These are hard words to know. So why are there two of them?
Let this soak in for a half a decade, then it’ll be funny… A recurring thought, Quinquennial each lustrum,Every five years. “Stating once again,Repeated redundancy,Just to clarify. “
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Chicken called by any other name still makes the best chicken…
I would definitely eat here… Spices from afar, Adorn the perfect entree, At lucullan eats. “Riding in comfort,Rich Corinthian leather,Highest luxury. “
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I’m going to use it anyway. Just because it makes me sound sophisticated.
I wish I was going to college just to use this word. Complete task in time,To avoid to lucubrate, I don’t own candles. “Above and beyond,Flex your scholarly muscles,King of the big words. “
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That’s why this word exists, for places that it’s useful as well as descriptive.
Clearly I’m showing my age with this one… The first true freedom, Chain of lubricious rivets, Propels the stingray.
Two Old Men 