May you be gruntled after reading.
You can imagine my gust on arriving home last night to find an extemely sheveled young woman in my kitchen. You can imagine how appointed I was that the monotony of my usual returning home had been broken. Despite my being a rather dolent cleaner, the state of my kitchen was rather peccable and so she left as quickly as she had come. Thankfully, the whole expeience was effable so I'm able to relate it to you now.Obviously this is utter nonsense, but before you reach for the dictionary in order to define the exact subset of nonsense to which it belongs, let me save you some time.
They're not in the dictionary. These strange little 'unpaired' words exist only in the negative. One, for example, could be 'digruntled', but never 'gruntled'. What a funny language Englih is!
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It may sound like English, but it´s not?
I know it is not Irish either, nor French, Spanish or German...
Are you by any chance suffering from withdrawal symptomms of any kind?