Persnickety comments on using the search function

[Gumbo Man]

So while we are on the subject of persnickety and hunting......Does being persnickety make one a better hunter? I mean I've read on here if I sit in the crook of a tree and spread out corn, I am not a hunter.....but if I hunt in the same tree without spreading any corn or over a corn field, I am a REAL hunter.

Asking for a friend...again..😎

You’ll never be considered a real hunter if you actually know how to use the word persnickety in a real sentence.😎😎

[Smart]

You’ll never be considered a real hunter if you actually know how to use the word persnickety in a real sentence.😎😎

But you can be persnickety and a real hunter?🤔😎

[Gumbo Man]

But you can be persnickety and a real hunter?🤔😎

I think the minute you….. well if you’re careful and don’t…. Wait what was the question?😎😎

[ThisLadyHunts]

You’ll never be considered a real hunter if you actually know how to use the word persnickety in a real sentence.😎😎

Ah, oh…shots fired!

[Texas Grown]

So with a word like persnickety, broken down we have "per" and "snickety". "Per", meaning according to an individual subject, person, place, or thing. And "snickety", from the Oxford English Dictionary, which is used .01 times per million words. And "snickety" becomes and adj. from the word "snicket" meaning a narrow passage way or alley (Merriam-Webster). Therefore, I can only conclude, since "persnickety" is in the present tense of a like pathway or alley like, there must also be a pre-snickety and post-snickety, with "Presnickety" meaning before the pathway or alley. And "postsnickety" meaning after the pathway or alley." So, before going down the next rabbit hole, (rabbit presnickety), i.e. "rabbit persnickety" for the present, lets understand the full usage of word origins and what they really means or meant so I don't have to define the actual meaning of a word (postsnickety)? I mean, it only stands to reason, right? Now, please carry on.

[Gumbo Man]

So with a word like persnickety, broken down we have "per" and "snickety". "Per", meaning according to an individual subject, person, place, or thing. And "snickety", from the Oxford English Dictionary, which is used .01 times per million words. And "snickety" becomes and adj. from the word "snicket" meaning a narrow passage way or alley (Merriam-Webster). Therefore, I can only conclude, since "persnickety" is in the present tense of a like pathway or alley like, there must also be a pre-snickety and post-snickety, with "Presnickety" meaning before the pathway or alley. And "postsnickety" meaning after the pathway or alley." So, before going down the next rabbit hole, (rabbit presnickety), i.e. "rabbit persnickety" for the present, lets understand the full usage of word origins and what they really means or meant so I don't have to define the actual meaning of a word (postsnickety)? I mean, it only stands to reason, right? Now, please carry on.

All I can say is if you do your gonna clean it up.🤣🤣

[Drycreek3189]

So with a word like persnickety, broken down we have "per" and "snickety". "Per", meaning according to an individual subject, person, place, or thing. And "snickety", from the Oxford English Dictionary, which is used .01 times per million words. And "snickety" becomes and adj. from the word "snicket" meaning a narrow passage way or alley (Merriam-Webster). Therefore, I can only conclude, since "persnickety" is in the present tense of a like pathway or alley like, there must also be a pre-snickety and post-snickety, with "Presnickety" meaning before the pathway or alley. And "postsnickety" meaning after the pathway or alley." So, before going down the next rabbit hole, (rabbit presnickety), i.e. "rabbit persnickety" for the present, lets understand the full usage of word origins and what they really means or meant so I don't have to define the actual meaning of a word (postsnickety)? I mean, it only stands to reason, right? Now, please carry on.

Cuz, put down the bottle and save some for the rest of us, we’re gonna need it !