Maken
This morning, writing in my journal, I wrote the word “maken.”
I have no idea what I meant. Context indicates I might have meant “made”, but it’s still unclear.
It does not ever help me at all that my handwriting is close to illegible, even to me.
posted by Elizabeth Crane @ 6/22/2006 09:13:00 AM
5 Comments:
I seem to be the king of made-up words. Like the name of Hornet's new record, "Insectuous." What does it mean? EXACTLY!
— Chafe
That's quite brilliant, though. Whereas maken just sounds like really, really, really bad grammar.
I don't know. Sounds fine to me.
Maken pancakes.
Maken money.
Maken luv.
Maken bacon.
'are you maken that food?'
'i been maken it all day.'
no? :)
sounds fine to me too. kate uses it all the time.
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