Daddy Longlegs.
“Dad!
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaad!
Get it out of here!”
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Category: Writing
Memoir in ‘C’
Cant (kant) n. 1. whining, singsong speech, esp. as used by beggars 2. the secret slang of beggars, thieves, etc; argot 3. insincere or almost meaningless talk used merely from convention or habit — to use cant, speak in cant — adj. of, or having the nature of, cant —
CAN’T (kant, känt) can not cannot can’t
I can’t
I can’t
I can’t
CAN I’m trying to say you more. My tongue trips on your consequences. First I need to learn to say – and mean – I deserve.
Memoir in ‘B’
Backwater.
Backslide.
Backhanded.
Backlash.
Backdown.
Backfire.
Backburner.
Backburner.
Backburner.
Backburner.
Backpack.
Backdoor.
Backward (never always never always never looking).
Backbone.
Memoir in ‘B’
Baby (bā′bē) 1. a very young child; infant 2. a person who behaves like an infant; helpless or timid person 3. a very young animal 4. the youngest or smallest in a group 5. [Slang] a) a girl or young woman b) any person or thing —
Memoir in ‘A’
Acacia: a family of thorny shrubs and trees
Ache: a continuous pain
Acquiesce: quickness of understanding
Adjust: to rearrange or alter to suit the circumstances
Adrift: drifting, floating
Amen: Amen
