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A SWINGING SUSPICION
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A SWINGING SUSPICION  I love words. I’m regularly rummaging around in a dictionary. Here are eight not-so-common words: 1. Wüstlingsmutmaßung (German) - the sneaking suspicion that a couple swing 2. Mamihlapinatapei (Yagan, an indigenous South American language) - the wordless but meaningful look shared by two people who both desire to initiate something but are both reluctant to start things 3. Jayus (Indonesian) - a joke so badly told and unfunny that one cannot help but laugh 4. Litost (Czech) - a feeling of misery caused by realising you’re miserable 5. Tartle (Scottish) - the act of hesitating when introducing someone because you’ve forgotten their name 6. Cafuné (Brazilian Portuguese) - the act of tenderly running one’s fingers through someone’s hair 7. Schadenfreude (German) - the feeling of pleasure from seeing the misfortunes of others 8. Gongoozling (English) - watching what happens on canals and, more generally, observing things idly without getting involved Have you ever sensed Wüstlingsmutmaßung? Do you do Schadenfreude? Are you a gongoozler? What are your favourite words? I enjoy a bit of Schadenfreude if I don’t like people and they don’t get hurt! I’ve also enjoyed a bit of gongoozling, especially on the Shropshire Union canal. There’s also a lot of gongoozling on this site. One of my favourite words is nescience, meaning ignorance. When you say it to someone, particularly if said in a French accent, it’s often taken as a compliment until that person goes to the dictionary. PS. There are more canals in Britain’s second city, Birmingham, than there are in Venice. But a Brumetto will never out-sell a Cornetto!  |
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I tartle quite often...LOL My favorite word, actually...Actually is my favorite word. I have no idea why but I actually use it often.
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 .I am good at Gongoozling, I live on a dead end street .I Schadenfreude at the misfortune of bad people. I don't Wüstlingsmutmaßung ,, too many letters 
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We have two canals in Dublin but there are no barges on them now. Lots of swans though. I must admit I enjoy a bit of gongoozling. You have just reminded me....I have cornettos in the freezer! ~~Anais Nin~~
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You made my think of the 70's sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati; the eposide were Herb and Les are called obtuse and addle minded. Find pleasure in giving pleasure
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I got lost in the photo here.. On my things to do list hugsssss V Become a blog watcher sweet_vm
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Next time use an English dictionary so I can pronounce these words!  These words look "Klingon" to me! 
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1. Nope. 2. Yep, sometimes, usually with a smile! 3. Yep, sometimes, it can be quite relaxing! 4. Too many to mention. Tomfoolery and nincompoopery and always good, fanny is a belter, some of my all time favourites are scottish sweary words, like cuntybaws! MCCoxter also reminded me of the word twerp this morning. Ah, I could go on for ever and a day on favourite words McPunkster, great post!
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Yes, No, No and there are lots of words I adore enough to call my favourite... These include flabbergasted, blowjobbery (ie: the fine art of...), ruminate, eloquence, chandelier, maleficent, espionage, succulent just to name a few.
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I tartle quite often...LOL My favorite word, actually...Actually is my favorite word. I have no idea why but I actually use it often. 
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.I am good at Gongoozling, I live on a dead end street .I Schadenfreude at the misfortune of bad people. I don't Wüstlingsmutmaßung ,, too many letters
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We have two canals in Dublin but there are no barges on them now. Lots of swans though. I must admit I enjoy a bit of gongoozling. You have just reminded me....I have cornettos in the freezer!
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I love a bit of cafunéing too. And it's much getter taking than giving.
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..sorry Spunk..I didn't get past the photo....... Blue...
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I'm now going to add tittynope to my vocabulary.
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I think adding that you're a gongoozler on your profile will be a winner! It'll certainly get people running to the dictionary.
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You made my think of the 70's sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati; the eposide were Herb and Les are called obtuse and addle minded.
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I got lost in the photo here.. On my things to do list hugsssss V
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Those Wüstlingsmutmaßung sure are a trip!
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Next time use an English dictionary so I can pronounce these words! These words look "Klingon" to me!
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1. Nope. 2. Yep, sometimes, usually with a smile! 3. Yep, sometimes, it can be quite relaxing! 4. Too many to mention. Tomfoolery and nincompoopery and always good, fanny is a belter, some of my all time favourites are scottish sweary words, like cuntybaws! MCCoxter also reminded me of the word twerp this morning. Ah, I could go on for ever and a day on favourite words McPunkster, great post!
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I sure did get lost in the 4th sum photo.. hugssssssssss V Yummy! Become a blog watcher sweet_vm
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I sure did get lost in the 4th sum photo.. hugssssssssss V Yummy!
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Sometimes I tartle too.
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