Came up with two little brain nibblies today.
(In case you were wondering, 'brain nibblies' is a term for little bits of food for thought.)
First, I think that if a dog doesn't want to have puppies, it would be called an abarktion.
Secondly, what does wistfully mean? Full of wist? What the heck is wist? Wait a minute, spell check isn't catching wist... is it an actual word? To dictionary.com!
It says it's the past tense of wit, a verb meaning to know. Well that doesn't make any sense! The word wistfully implies full of wist, which would make wist a noun. Not to mention wistfully has to do with longing, not knowing. How strange!
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