I was in work this morning when I suddenly thought calceolaria! I asked a colleague if she had heard of it-no, but another lady said she thought it was a flower. It is, and I can now spell it as well. I’m not a gardener, so where did that come from?
Flocon arrives in my head a lot at this time of year. French for snowflake. Non que je sois flocon de neige mois même but I think it just sounds like the crump of fresh snow.
Prong. For some reason prong fascinates me. And I have a peculiarity which makes me compelled to spell long words in my head. All the time. It drives me mad.
Grandmagrim I like that word sesquidipalian. It reminds me of a teacher who used to say, Never one word where two will do, with time to fill then use a few. When we had to speak for 2 minutes on a given subject.
We were doing the crossword this morning with our coffee and for some reason the word pescatarian popped into my head. It wasn't the answer to any of the clues. I have no idea where it came from. I'm not vegetarian. We weren't talking about fish. But after that I couldn't think of a single answer to any clue - all my words were hidden behind 'pescatarian' ?
As soon as I read the word fish this popped into my mind: Dinbych-y-pysgod
Discombobulated
Writing rude words in Welsh is very unkind of you Calistemon ?
We were doing the crossword this morning with our coffee and for some reason the word pescatarian popped into my head. It wasn't the answer to any of the clues. I have no idea where it came from. I'm not vegetarian. We weren't talking about fish. But after that I couldn't think of a single answer to any clue - all my words were hidden behind 'pescatarian' ?
As soon as I read the word fish this popped into my mind: Dinbych-y-pysgod