06-11-2009, 06:50 PM
Complete definition:
The term Rumple (rum•ple) |[ch712]r[ch601]mp[ch601]l| (rumpled)
to give a creae, ruffled, or a dishelveled appearance to
Origin: Early 16th Century, from the Middle Dutch word rompel.
Now a berry is a plain noun. Sauce is an adjective describing a noun.
Now when you get down to it, it means the sauce of a rumpled berry, which I used in a exclamatory way meaning the obligatory sense of a metaphor. Or I could just say you rumpled my feelings of the sauce that works in my head making my brain alive, making myself very surprised.
Or something like that.
The term Rumple (rum•ple) |[ch712]r[ch601]mp[ch601]l| (rumpled)
to give a creae, ruffled, or a dishelveled appearance to
Origin: Early 16th Century, from the Middle Dutch word rompel.
Now a berry is a plain noun. Sauce is an adjective describing a noun.
Now when you get down to it, it means the sauce of a rumpled berry, which I used in a exclamatory way meaning the obligatory sense of a metaphor. Or I could just say you rumpled my feelings of the sauce that works in my head making my brain alive, making myself very surprised.
Or something like that.