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dream_word
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epitome of incomprehensibility
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"Biread" means a reading - book, article - that connects to another reading.
Except I'm making a crossword puzzle clue for it, so I recruit cheesy_ideas for defining it, such as "A book that likes both boy books and girl books."
Except my dream mind didn't consider the non-binary books. In German, books are always non-binary: das Buch, not der Buch or die Buch.
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e_o_i
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In a long-ago dream, an elderly woman who was sitting in bed and recalling her homeland. This was supposed to be Russia. Maybe. But I was her and the bed looked an awful lot like mine.
There had been some kind of war in the 1960s or 70s, and she/I thought about it with a couple of "Russian" words: "kashvas" were bad memories and "otchkes" were objects that recalled memories, mostly good ones.
I don't have any explanation for the first, but the second sounded like the word for glasses in A_Clockwork_Orange (so, Russian-derived) and also something like tchotchkes (doodads in Yiddish).
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240119
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e_o_i
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And, from ten years ago, a_word_that_isn't_a_word
and
la_tarte_est_niee.
Either by chance, or through the weirdness of memory, my dream mind gave me a French word that my waking mind didn't know (nier, to deny).
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raze
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holy crap. add a_word_that_isn't_a_word to the list of things (or dreams) i would have no memory of at all if i hadn't blathed about them once upon a time.
and blurzurk *is* a good word for when things go wrong. i need to dust that off more often.
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240120
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raze
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it was technically more of a half-asleep thought than a dream, but last night i got "iperate". in the context of the brain blip, it seemed to be a fancier form of reduction.
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240121
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raze
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"windeto" and "exia" are apparently drugs designed to help catalyze sleep.
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240205
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raze
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i assume a "tillennial" is a millennial in training.
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240206
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raze
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"incient": like "incipient", but without the pi.
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240210
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raze
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it was part of a word fill_in puzzle. eight letters. the first five were iiile. the last three i forget. i just remember thinking, "what kind of word is that?"
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240217
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raze
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from an email: "ccldction".
either a terribly mangled attempt at spelling "collection", or something different altogether.
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241128
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raze
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"abigationist": someone who's consumed with the business of being abigail.
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241222
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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