In Which I Share My Vocabulary Thus Far

Though my vocabulary regarding the written word is more extensive than my spoken vocabulary, I felt I should share my spoken vocabulary here. This is so that all of you who have had, or will have, the privilege of speaking with me may know what it is that I have said or will be saying.

• Apple (n, adj) - 1. Apple 2. Sweet 3. Desert 4. Fruit
• Boo - Peek-a-boo. Usually accompanied with hands covering the eyes
• Book (n) - 1. Written, bound work 2. Read to me
• Byebye - 1. I'm leaving. 2. Your leaving so see you later 3. You should leave now
• Choochoo - Noise a tree makes. See tree.
• Daddy (n) - 1. Father 2. Mother. As in "Hey! Parental unit, give me some attention and meet my every whim and fancy."
• Done - Whatever it was I was doing I am finished and ready to move on to something else
• Down (v) - To remove from a high place to a low place. As in Get me out of this high chair so that I may run about wildly, putting my hands into anything I can touch.
• Eat (v) - 1. I would like sustenance 2. Feed me 3. Ingest the food I don't want
• Eow - Noise a cat makes
• Hello - Greeting used to draw attention to my irresistible cuteness
• Ilk (n) - 1. Cow juice 2. I'm thirsty
• Ite (n) - Light. Object which provides luminesence
• Ialdijeklgi - Explanation of some deep philosophical concept. As in Ialdijeklgi agoo truck wepnoo ignay tree.
• Mama (n) - Mother. See Daddy
• Moo (n) - 1. Cow 2. Bull 3. Any large animal vaguely resembling a cow or bull
• Nana (n) - 1. Great grandma 2. Bananna
• Nighnigh - 1. Good night 2. Time to go to bed
• No - 1. Appropriate answer to any question 2. No
• Oobry - Blueberry
• Ouk - 1. Ouch 2. Pain 3. That looks like it would be painful Often used interchangebly with owie
• Owie - 1. Sore spot 2. Nearly invisible, or invisible, perceived blemish on the body
• Pooh (n) - Anything that looks like... well, anything that looks like pooh. Refried beans, mud, etc
• Tankoo - Thank you.
• Tootoo - 1. Have a nice time being gone 2. Credit card 3. Toodle loo 4. Break a leg Usually accompanied with byebye. See byebye
• Tree (n) - Train
• Truck (n) - 1. Crayon 2. truck 3. something cool 4. Airplane 5. any large vehicle
• Whadoing - 1. Questiong asking what's going on 2. What are you doing?
• Whaisdat - 1. Request for identification of an object 2. Give me the thing you are holding
• Whergego - 1. I can no longer see the thing that I was interested in 2. Where is the item I was interested in?
• Yuck - That's icky