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If
knackered, knickered, knockered or knuckled, it's just luck if
your knee cleared the bar.
We've gnarls, gneiss, gnomes and gnus, but only one gni: Gniewino,
a Pomeranian commune, still small and so far.
In the past, twas said tween folks, but twixt times, twa became
two, giving us ooh...but where'st the woo?
A queue without u is an unusual thing, but we can chew on some
qat, chime on a qing, query by qwerty, and, with aplomb, coq
backwards our hat.
There's hot flowing aa, the Scottish orbital ee, the long-fingered
aye-aye, the extinct Hawaiian oo, and that particular tree ovine:
the yew ewe.
There's aardvark hunting aardwolves, eagles in aeries, hurt people
screaming aieees, heartfelt aortae, and a mad cockney aunty just
might mutter “’ey you you.”
And, finally, here's a nice little six letter word, with all of
the vowels, eunoia:
The opposite of pontifical oration (with intent to annoy). |
