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@Kaisermutt I very much like the phrase!

@Kaisermutt I don't think there's a correct interpretation; it's probably more a matter of having a convenient label for "that YO form". Unsurprisingly, labels inherited from classical European grammars don't always fit very neatly. I guess that Japanese having no overt person marking on verbs...

@Kaisermutt You do have -o nominatives in latin in the third declension: "virgo", "Varro", "cicero", "ordo", "sermo"... AFAIK all of these come from the elision of the final -n- of the stem. But yes, the latin word would have been "linguistica", short for "ars linguistica" (linguistic science...

Just have to ask, is that intentional?

@immortalartisan ceil(log2(100)), so 7? @Teddy, shooting in the dark for starters, code/programming? Doesn't fit with the last line tho

@Teddy tbh "Blueberry muffins with barbeque sauce" was probably the best answer anyone could come up with. Regardless of whether it was correct. I try to stick with proper English, getting things to rhyme or fit a verse requires to be creative sometimes tho @hazzack so, duck heroin and boner...

I think @REDRED was also on the right track (the last question he asked suggested so at least). Was that what got you onto the answer, @hazzack? Another clue you could pick was the 'be burn', using the base verb instead of a participle.

What can I say. I deal in ducksnuff. I even stressed it was a deviant one.

@bigtiddyoneesan hones, with an 's', yup! If "hell" = "tell" then the answer = "tones" If "night" = "light" then the answer = "holes" If "hell" = "bell" then the answer = "bones" If "burn" = "urn" then the answer = "ones". Coming up with a set of letter substitutions that rhymed, wasn't too...

@hazzack no.

@pandascepter nope

@hazzack as in "you saw some round objects that are the attributes of a frequent shitposter here, you made a sound, and it turned into bone?" The 'hones' guess is correct tho. I am the warning to a friend As well as the call to a foe A hook for those who do not know Whichever way they are to end

@REDRED doesn't matter. Plural I guess, since possessive would require an apostrophe.

@hazzack no. I generally try to keep it sfw. How did you get to this... hardy conclusion?

@bigtiddyoneesan none of these are correct, soz~ Again let me remind y'all that riddle is deviant the answer isn't really an animal or an object the answer might be more clear if you look at all the verses at once and try to see what they all have in common