Here are two fun words to add to your vacab cache:
groodles
pronunciation: grood-uhlz (or, like oodles and noodles)
definition: According to my trusty Balderdash cards, it means leftover food. However, I've not been able to confirm that definition through any but the "urban" dictionary, so I guess it qualifies as slang. I did find that there is a designer breed of dog called groodle which is a cross between a golden retriever and a poodle. There is also the spoodle and the labradoodle, if you're into designer dogs. I've always called a cross-bred dog a "mutt;" now, I feel like I should feed our own dog, Pumpkin, premium food.
For our purposes, let's go with groodles as leftovers.
Which brings me to my next word:
ramfeezled
pronunciation: ram-feez-uld
definition: exhausted
I think these two words go perfectly together:
"What's for dinner, Mom?"
"Groodles."
"Groodles?"
"Yes, groodles, I'm ramfeezled."
Here are two fun words to add to your vacab cache:
groodles
pronunciation: grood-uhlz (or, like oodles and noodles)
definition: According to my trusty Balderdash cards, it means leftover food. However, I've not been able to confirm that definition through any but the "urban" dictionary, so I guess it qualifies as slang. I did find that there is a designer breed of dog called groodle which is a cross between a golden retriever and a poodle. There is also the spoodle and the labradoodle, if you're into designer dogs. I've always called a cross-bred dog a "mutt;" now, I feel like I should feed our own dog, Pumpkin, premium food.
For our purposes, let's go with groodles as leftovers.
Which brings me to my next word:
ramfeezled
pronunciation: ram-feez-uld
definition: exhausted
I think these two words go perfectly together:
"What's for dinner, Mom?"
"Groodles."
"Groodles?"
"Yes, groodles, I'm ramfeezled."
Here are two fun words to add to your vacab cache:
groodles
pronunciation: grood-uhlz (or, like oodles and noodles)
definition: According to my trusty Balderdash cards, it means leftover food. However, I've not been able to confirm that definition through any but the "urban" dictionary, so I guess it qualifies as slang. I did find that there is a designer breed of dog called groodle which is a cross between a golden retriever and a poodle. There is also the spoodle and the labradoodle, if you're into designer dogs. I've always called a cross-bred dog a "mutt;" now, I feel like I should feed our own dog, Pumpkin, premium food.
For our purposes, let's go with groodles as leftovers.
Which brings me to my next word:
ramfeezled
pronunciation: ram-feez-uld
definition: exhausted
I think these two words go perfectly together:
"What's for dinner, Mom?"
"Groodles."
"Groodles?"
"Yes, groodles, I'm ramfeezled."
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