While I buy myself time to struggle through writing about the penultimate War of the Worlds II episode (Hey, you know what character we definitely need more of? Ethan Allen Ratkin), my daughter has undergone a sudden and exponential growth in her vocabulary. Here’s a partial dictionary of the words my daughter can now say:
- Awansy: Show me
- Baf: To bathe
- Side, Aside: Outside
- Quac: Canine.
- Fuff: The sound made by a Quac.
- Daisy: Grandma’s Quac.
- Caw: Any large herbivore, such as a cow or hippopotamus.
- Sue: An item of footwear
- My: More
- Mama: Food
- Mom: The sound made by a caw
- Eye: Any facial feature
- No: The eye in the center of the face
- Seep: Ovine
- Alma: A popular red muppet
- Bye: (Accompanied by a wave) Please for the love of God don’t leave me
- Uh-oh: I am about to throw something
- Rasha: Trash
- Aster: To climb a flight of steps
- Nigh-nigh: Farewell
- Fowl-foe: A flower
- Ha: Hot
- Coo: Cold
- Eat: Feed me.
- Baby: A baby
- Butt: Her posterior
- Wow: wow
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