domestic + goddess [hausfrau] = domstress
hysterical + chronic [chronically hysterical] = hysteronics
mopping + vacuuming [cleaning the floors] = movac
personal + confession = mefesup
Not all of us are domstresses
some of us get hysteronics
just trying to do the movacing
… mefesup
Swirdle Prompt where two words curl around each other to form a new word!
pic is my vision of a domstress, no hands to mop or sweep ….
Lol Kate! 😂
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You are amazing..😁
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My favourite is confussled. (or confusslement).
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HA! I snort-laughed! 😀 Love your words and your poem! 😀 I’m an evading domstress, too! HA! 😛
I’ll reshare my swirdleness here…
Here are my words and a “swirdle” haiku!
ponder + wonderful = ponderful
glad + happy = glappy
grateful + amorous + gramorous
A ponderful day
So amusingly glappy
Feeling gramorous
HUGS!!!
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thanks again Carolyn … might run this weekly to see how many words we can build up 🙂
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That would be fun! Maybe with some time to think, I could come up with more than a haiku.
Maybe I could write a haiem or a poiku! 😉 😀 HA!
Haiku + Poem = Haiem 😛
Poem +Haiku = Poiku 😀
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wow! i learnt something new here, this was such fun to read!
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I’m no domstress, and I would happily avoid movacing forever. But I’m sure that’s okay, because at least I excell in hysteronics! 😛
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This is really fun kate….and i can see judging on the comment box everyone’s having fun..
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That would be more fun…😁
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wow so much creativity Kate.
I see myself movacing 😀
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Somewhere I have a photo of an old vanity licence plate that says:
I H8 HSWRK or I hate housework 🙂
sounds like a fun prompt, but I just have too much else going on. Maybe I’ll try the next one…
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And thus, we created our own language. Archeologists 2,000 years hence will find this forum and wonder what we were on about. “Doesn’t match up with any ’21st Century English’ dictionary I have.”
Astoundilating! (Astounding + Scintillating)
Oh, wow, that one was lame. Fine, I’ll stick to English.
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Such fun. Love this.
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I am always looking for a reason to ditch the dusting chore… I think writing poetry is a worthy replacement for grabbing the dust rag! (and I’m out of Pledge anyway)
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Fun to read ☺️👍
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Lol,
I don’t like walking with a cloth, but sometimes you have to sweep the dust.
I like your word games.
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