bun·gry \ˈbəNGɡrē\ adj. 1: an uncontrollable craving for pellets and treats that must be fulfilled immediately 2: a physical state in which non-verbal communication is required to hasten pellet dispersal by any human in the vicinity Simon and River find binkying and playing bungry work.
A short while later, a new word was added to the list:
bung·o·ver \ˌbəNGɡˈōvər\ adj. suffering from a pellet, treat, and/or greens-induced food coma Simon and River were bungover after breakfast.
Excellent, I shall use them too!
ReplyDeleteE.g. "I just woke up and am feeling very bungry!"
Bunnies are so impatient! I'm glad that they had a good breakfast!
ReplyDeleteAll that food must have cost a bundred dollars!
ReplyDeleteHi Anon, Mónica, and Brian!
ReplyDeleteNice--bunnyspeak begins its conquest of modern languages! :)
They really are. At least I made up for the delay by adding a sprinkling of oats. I do what I can to not be voted off the 'island' here!
Oooh...a new section of the lagomorph lexicon! Eco-nom-ics: The study of bun currency exchange for the acquiring/distribution of food.