My earlier clever headline begs for more word games with gnostic. Think of all those great words that start with"gn".
- Gnashing gnats gnaw gnarled gnostic gnome's gnus.
We can also put together some sentences with words that have unexpected starting consonants.
- Knapping knaves knock knurled knight's knives knowingly.
- Tsarist Tsunamis.
- Needing neither mnemonics nor pneumatically kneaded gneiss gnomens.
- Psychotic ptarmigans and phthalates not known to cause pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
2 comments:
Is the beginning of words enough? I thought I ought to have brought out the thought-provoking tough sentence wrought thus: "the rough-coated, dough-faced ploughman wandered thoughtfully, coughing and hiccoughing, through the streets of that doughty borough Loughborough on his way to the lough."
My favorite is gnocchi . . . yummy!
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