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Schrödinger’s adjective
Titillate
Word: Titillate
Definition:
Verb
1. To stimulate or excite someone, especially in a way that is pleasurable or entertaining.
2. To lightly touch or tickle, causing a pleasant sensation.
Sentence: "The debate on the virtues of classical literature versus modern novels titillated the book club members, each argument adding a delightful shiver of intellectual pleasure."
In Indonesian, there is a word, “Jayus,” that means “A joke told so poorly, and so unfunny that one cannot help but laugh.” #FACT
In Indonesian, there is a word, “Jayus,” that means “A joke told so poorly, and so unfunny that one cannot help but laugh”. #FACT
Because it's International Mother Language Day we celebrate our diversity in language with this Kikuyu tongue twister. Translated ( I Went to the market, I ate big arrowroots and went home happy)😄😇 International Mother Language Day (IMLD) is a worldwide annual observance held on 21 February to promote awareness of linguistics and cultural diversity. What's your mother tongue? Share with us a tongue twister.... #worldmotherlanguageday #motherlanguageday #mothertongueday #travelbloggerlife #languagehumor #lifeofatravelblogger #eastafricablogger #culturaldiversity (at Something Beautiful) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuJNVqmgWB-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1te06i9p9giox
Inside joke entitled “Sapat ka.” Lol. Only Ilonggo could understand. #languagehumor #ilonggovstagalog #sapatka #playwithwords #wordplay #wordscapes #wordporn #ilonggohugot #ilonggolover #ilonggoaresweetpeople #whocanrelate
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