Shakespeare Had A Long Word
Costard says in Act V of Love's Labour Lost: "I marvel thy master hath not eaten thee for a word; for thou are not so long by the head as honorificabilitudinitatibus," which is from a medieval nonsense word for "honorableness."
5 comments:
Good morning, Your Honorificabilitudinitatibusness!!!
Ano na naman yan? You are really very fun of words and numbers. You don't stop learning ha!
Have a great day!
Don't ask me to memorize the word. I won't ha ha!
@ Tsit,
May be, you should change the word "fun" to "fond," right?
@ Dar,
Don't worry, I won't ask you to memorize the word ja ja ja!!!
I stand corrected, Sir (nakasalute)!
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