Etabnannery

Emaelivpar Joseph Fatula:
>Very well, perhaps the term ought to be etabnannity, as it is more in line
>with other such terms (maggelity being an obvious influence).  Any thoughts
>on the examples of my previous message?
To me, "etabnannery" looks more English than "etabnannity."  Words ending
in L fit better with -ity, in N with -ery -- at least to my eyes, but this
is extremely subjective.  An adjective form might be nice though --
etabnannerious? etabnannious?  Something to parallel "maggelitinous"...

Off on a bit of word-association:  "Etabnannery" makes me think of the word
"shennanigans" (or however it's spelled).  Must be the "nan" in there.  I
also think of crazy nuns running around.  In a complex but predictable
pattern, of course.  ;)


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