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How about: "Mighty bells hearty maidens ring vibrate nearby chairs." You can move it slightly closer to see how it starts to line up. "Mighty bells mighty be
by noman-land 3y ago
How about:
"Mighty bells hearty maidens ring vibrate nearby chairs."
You can move it slightly closer to see how it starts to line up.
"Mighty bells mighty bells ring ring mighty bells."
Closer...
"Mighty bells mighty bells bell bell mighty bells."
- graypegg 3y agoWow, that is VERY effective reading those outloud one after the other! I think that is the most effective way of understanding the buffalo phrase “sound” that I’ve seen.
- noman-land 3y agoI thought to post it but you can take it a level further. "Belly bells belly bells bell bell belly bells." Just realized another one. "Dear deer dear deer dere dere dear deer."
- orionsbelt 3y agoThanks; that finally made it click for me!
- dredmorbius 3y agoShould that be / is that clear as: "Mighty bells mighty belles bell bell mighty bells." ("maiden" -> "belle")
- noman-land 3y agoI thought about using belle also as an adjective. "Belle bells belle bells bell bell belle bells." But I couldn't find it used as an adjective in any dictionaries. I think it works nicely though. Or...... "Belles' belle bells belles' belle bells bell bell belles' belle bells. New Poe dropping.
- lloeki 3y agoWhat if the maidens' first names are Belle? They could be Belle belles, adding one?