"Wibderfyk" is the word that appears when a touch-typist attempts to type "wonderful" with his or her right hand situated one position farther to the left than it's supposed to be. Once having discovered it, the erring typist may find this word irresistible, and may make a point of deliberately substituting it for "wonderful."
I've coined this as a term to describe discourse that is heavy in repetition: "I just couldn't finish that self-help book--it was too belabor-intensive."
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jcepillow commented on the word wibderfyk
"Wibderfyk" is the word that appears when a touch-typist attempts to type "wonderful" with his or her right hand situated one position farther to the left than it's supposed to be. Once having discovered it, the erring typist may find this word irresistible, and may make a point of deliberately substituting it for "wonderful."
September 1, 2015
jcepillow commented on the word belabor-intensive
I've coined this as a term to describe discourse that is heavy in repetition: "I just couldn't finish that self-help book--it was too belabor-intensive."
May 13, 2011