Anagogglin

My vocabulary was enriched this week by the addition of the word, “anagoggle.”

 

Saint Helen at the historic capitol building in Tallahassee.

Saint Helen and I were exploring the little community of Colquitt, Georgia, and had walked quite a distance from my car. When we realized we were both fairly tired of walking in the heat we decided to begin angling our way back to our starting point. 

“We’ll just have to anagoggle our way back to the car,” Saint Helen said.

“Huh?” I replied in my most articulate manner.

“You know,” she said, demonstrating a zig zag pattern with her hands. “Anagoggle. You’ve never heard of that?”

“Can’t say that I have.”

“Must be a New Mexico thing,” said Saint Helen.

“Indeed.”

By that time we’d anagoggled over to the car and I’d conjugated the verb successfully: I anagoggled yesterday, we went anagogglin, we can anagoggle. 

 

Me before I knew anything about anagogglin.

Peace, people. 
 

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Author: nananoyz

I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

6 thoughts on “Anagogglin”

  1. Luv this word! Went to Wordnik, they so need you on staff! Google it. 🙂
    Stats from Wordnik:
    ‘anagoggle’ has been looked up once, is no one’s favorite word yet, is on no lists yet, has no comments yet, and is not a valid Scrabble word. Toni

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