One-word-sentences

What is One-word-sentences?

when one word sufficiently meets the requirement of a sentence- having a subject and a verb

Would you like to get some dinner?

Let's.

verb= let

subject= us

GO!

verb= go

subject= you (implied)

I think it's brilliant that you used so many one-word-sentences in your poem.

See english, literature, writing, poetry

Upanatem

1. A foreshortening of "up and at them". An english colliquial (possibly London-based) phrase. Origins probaly extracted from com..

Knifed The Watermelon

1. When you titfuck a bitch so hard it hurts. Other uses - knifing the watermelon, knife the watermelon. I took it easy on her at first, t..

Tymminy Tym Tym

1. This sweet nickname is for anyone named Tim, Timmy, or Timothy but spells their name Tym, Tymmy, or Tymothy! Only people named Elizabeth..

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