neologism (sort of)
10 June 2005 09:39![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jrtom(More of a neoetymology, really.)
Corwin, in one of his less tractable moods, occasionally is referred to as being "squirrelly"; the physical manifestation of this gets him called "wiggly-worm".
Clearly we should be more efficient and just call him "squirm". (Or possibly "whirl".)
Corwin, in one of his less tractable moods, occasionally is referred to as being "squirrelly"; the physical manifestation of this gets him called "wiggly-worm".
Clearly we should be more efficient and just call him "squirm". (Or possibly "whirl".)
