
Text from Herman Melville, Moby-Dick (1851). Image from the collective unconscious.
Also from Moby-Dick
“Nothing exists in itself”
Nantucket ≠ Illinois
[Quoggy : a spelling of quaggy , “Of flesh, a body, etc.: soft, yielding, flabby. Also fig .” (Oxford English Dictionary ). The Dictionary cites Melville’s sentence.]
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Quoggy
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Michael Leddy
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And related to "quagmire," maybe? I want it to be related to "quahog," but it seems not.
ReplyDeleteYes. Quahog was my first hope.
ReplyDeleteMedicinal hair oil?
ReplyDeleteFor mange?
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