PARTION = PART + PORTION
My husband was interested in watching a professional sports' final games. He was only planning on watching the last half of one of the games and said:
"I only wanted to watch the last partion of that game."
Ultimately, it's whether you win or lose, not how you play the game. 😉
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
LACENTLY = LATELY + RECENTLY
My daughter has a cat named Chanty. She mentioned that Chanty had become particularly clingy but was not sure why and said:
"Chanty has sure been clingy lacently."
Moody little creatures. 😼
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
HURLED OF WERT = WORLD OF HURT
My husband Scrabularized a phrase. We had an extensive project to complete. He started reading aloud a list of "to dos" and said:
"It's a good thing I wrote all this down or I'd be in a hurled of wert."
Project successfully completed! 👏
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
BECOOTIES = BEJEEBIES + COOTIES
While watching a sci-fi movie, the main character was running for her life from an onslaught of spider-like aliens which prompted me to say:
Yikes! Those creatures are scaring the becooties out of her!
Scary, creepy crawlers!😬
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
TIPPLES = TIPS + TOPPLES
It just so happens that today's word has a dictionary definition; however, it was spoken as a combination of two words thereby being a bona fide Scrabulary word. Here is how it was used as groceries were being loaded in the car.
"The grocery bags need to be side-by-side on the seat. If one is in front and the other behind, the front one tipples over when hitting the brakes."
No sudden stops, please.😉
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
GROSSOME = GROSS + GRUESOME
My grandson keeps me informed of the newest Scrabulary Word he hears his dad utter. Today's word is "grossome".
I was not given the context in which this word was spoken. It is left to my imagination what that context might have been.😂
I told my grandson to tell his dad that I think he is great at Scrabulary. My son-in-law said: "It comes naturally".🏆👏
~Scrabulary Chris 😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
WAINY = WET + RAINY
On a particularly rainy day, my grandson came over to have breakfast. When he came in the door, he said:
"Hey Memes! I have a Scrabulary word for you! Before I walked over here, my dad said:
'Be careful, it's wainy out there.'"
I am blessed to be able to see my grandson every day.💖
~Scrabulary Chris😊
A Scrabulary word is comprised of two words inadvertently spoken as one in everyday conversation.
