"Lippy-loop" for spiral
"Kazoo-bo" for gazebo
"Kazoo-bo" for gazebo
"Herman crab"
"Sprink-a-ler"
"the tallest as" for "as tall as"
"Chick-munk"
"The Hummer's Parade"
"Philly-delphia"
"Chick-munk"
"The Hummer's Parade"
"Philly-delphia"
"Lellow"
"Sunscream"
"Peanut" for penis
"P p and j sandwich"
"Un-raser" for eraser
"Because it's a say-so."
"I'm gonna decoration it."
"I'm gonna make you a mail."
"Caboost" for caboose and "cousint"
"Right be-next to you" for "right next to you."
"Twick or tweet"
"Tonty" for 20
"Twick or tweet"
"Tonty" for 20
"Baginst" and "don" as in: "I'm going to stan baginst this door or "Hol don tight"
"Baby bruva"
"Quick-a-ly", "frust-a-rated", "Swippery", "part-i-ner"
"Scumpy"--this is a way food can taste, it's not good. We're pretty sure she made it up.
Animal sounds: a duck says "cock", a mouse says "skeek"
"Stum" for thumb
"Make-ed" for naked
"Oh, mant" for oh, man
"Muse-ee--eum" for museum
"No gank you" for No thank you
Also, related: "every-ging"
"That's a good idea! ... What 'bout 'dat?"
"Snickle neat" for Despicable Me
"Happy good day" for Have a good day
"Mick-mix" for Olympics
"Basboff" for washcloth, "Bapkin" for napkin
"Um-gel-la" for umbrella
"Basboff" for washcloth, "Bapkin" for napkin
"Um-gel-la" for umbrella
"Other one ____" for another or the other as in "I want other one cookie" or "where is other one flower?"
"Come play at me" for "with me"
"Whoops-da-daisy"
"Hap-a-day" for birthday, later "Boo-day" for birthday
"Amimals" for animals
"Boon" for spoon
"I like it breakfast," "I like it sky" (She would say "I like it" and then add in whatever she liked)
"Up sky" as in, "Balloon is up sky"
Pup-pup, then ba-ba, then foo-foo for dogs
"Robok" for robot
"Mack-and-more cheese" for macaroni and cheese
Her inexplicable Boston accent: "cah"
"Hap-a-day" for birthday, later "Boo-day" for birthday
"Amimals" for animals
"Boon" for spoon
"I like it breakfast," "I like it sky" (She would say "I like it" and then add in whatever she liked)
"Up sky" as in, "Balloon is up sky"
Pup-pup, then ba-ba, then foo-foo for dogs
"Robok" for robot
"Mack-and-more cheese" for macaroni and cheese
Her inexplicable Boston accent: "cah"
The game she invented when she carried small wooden or plastic shapes back and forth between the truck and the house down the hall while banging them together and getting her Dada to follow.
When we walk into the dark garage in the morning, she points and says, "Eyes, eyes!"
Pointing to her nipple in the bath: "My armkiss"
When we walk into the dark garage in the morning, she points and says, "Eyes, eyes!"
Pointing to her nipple in the bath: "My armkiss"
Also, her "belly butt"
Requesting 4 hugs and 4 kisses and 4 high fives before bed (and then inventing "nee-nees.") if she gets one more kiss, then she needs one more of the other three to even it out.
"I have a present for you. It's a surprise!" [Hands you some miscellaneous toy] "Do you like it?" [Takes it back]
Age 6.5 it is revealed that she thought "lacrosse" was "the cross" the whole time she was taking lessons from age 3-5 at the Kroc.
"I have a present for you. It's a surprise!" [Hands you some miscellaneous toy] "Do you like it?" [Takes it back]
Age 6.5 it is revealed that she thought "lacrosse" was "the cross" the whole time she was taking lessons from age 3-5 at the Kroc.
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