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"The Coming of the Toads" by Joe Linker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License, and Copyright 2007-2020 Joe Linker - author of "Penina's Letters," "Coconut Oil," "Scamble and Cramble: Two Hep Cats and Other Tall Tales," "Saltwort," "Alma Lolloon," and "end tatters."
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My aunt ant snazzy .
Ant misbehavin’
I had to look up snazzy, great word. And of course, style is triumphs, makes all the difference :)
The online OxfordED says “snazzy” is from the 1960’s but unknown origin, but the online Etymology Dictionary says US colloquial, 1932, “perhaps a blend of snappy and jazzy”: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=snazzy&searchmode=none
But they point to Dictionary.com, “1930-35, origin uncertain.”