word of the day that comes after may 16 word of the day
Joe: What's may 17 word of the day?
Literally Anyone: Joe mama
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Enlightened remarks and advice regarding the subject of urination.
I occasionally have difficult/embarrassing issues when I need to pee really bad, and so I always appreciate it when fellow cool dudes give me their words of whizdom (for example, to carry a blue shop-towel in my pocket instead of a regular white paper towel, since these more-robust-fiber towels doesn't rapidly disintegrate if they get wet, and so said sturdy material can more-reliably "see me through" if I hafta wipe myself when I'm not near a restroom) that can sometimes make said "calls on Line One" less traumatic or humiliating.
The longest English word is: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
Person: hey do you know what the longest word is.
Me: I know the English one.
Person: ok what?
Me: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Person: …
Ellis: I am an Inventor of Words
Nick: Okay?
Coach: Cool.
Rochelle: Okay
Ellis: I am an Inventor of Words!
Nick: Okay.
The moment when you have an idea inside your head, but you have a hard time saying it out loud since you're finding the suitable word in your head. Usually happens when speaking your second/third/nth language.
Note: This is different than the speech disorder "stuttering". Word stroke can happen to anyone.
"You know Andy, I think this show is..."
"Is what, Ray?"
"Is...is..."
"?"
"I'M HAVING A WORD STROKE!"