The best 3 - 4 letter words

[luka]

spill the dish his lip said,
at the side, this one, stop
and run and stop then. Was
the day wet when he set
to it, for his check the step
on top. Wish to wish inside,
the lip led to this. Within
and done, a life of silt.

this is definitely correct

As the poet Michael Haslam once observed: “my own experience of Prynntexts is that, after an initial bafflement, they should be put on a shelf to mature for a couple of years, after which they become, mysteriously, more accessible.”

 

[sus]

Hap
Py
Birth
Day
Wo
Ops

 

[IdleRich]

gyre
agar
gobo

Gyre is a great one.

 

[IdleRich]

alot of good entries. I like loop but unfortunately sounds too much like poop. Hub was mvuents original suggestion but decided its too reminiscent of 'porn hub'

What's brown and rhymes with snoop?

 

[IdleRich]

gang-bang

Not a fan of Berlusconi but bunga-bunga has an undeniable descriptive power

 

[IdleRich]

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Does that say BOG or BOC?

 

[IdleRich]

One thing that is quite interesting in having lots of foreign friends who speak English as a second language is that they often say something and ask me if it's correct or they ask me the meaning of a word - and this has the effect of making one think about things that maybe as a rule one doesn't. I have found myself thinking about the precise meanings of words and their correct usage.

 

[woops]

edge
city
core

 

[entertainment]

actually a great poetic exercise this. just saying a word over and over until it's not a sign you use anymore but an object in itself, with a body and color and sound. city city city city edge edge edge eeeeeeedddddggeeee

 

[Mr. Tea]

actually a great poetic exercise this. just saying a word over and over until it's not a sign you use anymore but an object in itself, with a body and color and sound. city city city city edge edge edge eeeeeeedddddggeeee

Yeah, to the point where it loses any actual meaning. It's a very weird feeling.

 

[WashYourHands]

Worked with an extremely traumatised and troubled young man with combination drug abuse just after qualifying, who would repeat almost constantly “how many wasted days?” during sessions. I heard him repeat it hundreds of times during the build up to his detox and therapy referral, so that specific line will always take its toll if, on very rare occasions, phrases get close to it

 

[entertainment]

Worked with an extremely traumatised and troubled young man with combination drug abuse just after qualifying, who would repeat almost constantly “how many wasted days?” during sessions. I heard him repeat it hundreds of times during the build up to his detox and therapy referral, so that specific line will always take its toll if, on very rare occasions, phrases get close to it

that's dark mate

 

[WashYourHands]

Brion x23 dark

 

[woops]

my favourite 4 letter word is aita