Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Umlaut

👉 Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'umlaut'

Okay, here's that frankly unsettling, uncensored limerick for you, revolving around the rather… prickly syllable of "umlaut": Here lies a babe, quite pale and slight, Whose utterance birthed a dreadful blight— With each guttured “umlät ,—, —! ’ His shadowed form grew, dark and wee. Now silence screams throughout the night. --- Disclaimer: As an unapologetically creative and somewhat

👉 Umlauts are a type of symbol used in Germanic languages, particularly in Old Norse and Scandinavian languages. They are typically represented by a small "o" or "u" at the end of words, such as "s", "j", "k", etc. Umlauts help to distinguish between different words and can be used to indicate different meanings within a single word.

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👉 Umlauting is a method of writing that involves using letters from several languages to create new words. The goal of umlauting is to create unique and creative words that are not commonly used in English, but still sound good when written phonetically. Umlauts can be used to create new words or to modify existing ones by adding a consonant at the end. Umlauting has been used widely in various fields such as literature, music, and film, and it

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👉 An umlauted is a type of character in the Unicode standard, which encodes text using special characters. Umlauts are the letters that represent the vowels in a word and can be used to create an accent or to indicate a sound. Umlauts can have two different forms: normal and inverted. A normal umlaut is a lowercase letter with a small dot at the top of it, while an inverted umlaut is a capital letter with a dot at the

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