RDP Monday: AMIRITE

sgeoil

Happy Monday!!!

The word for today is AMIRITE

I thought it would be fun to use one of Merriam Webster’s new words, amirite?:

amirite : slang used in writing for “am I right” to represent or imitate the use of this phrase as a tag question in informal speech. An example: “English spelling is consistently inconsistent, amirite?”

Create a post using this prompt. Photos, Artwork, Poetry, Short Story…the options are limitless and then link to this page. Please tag your post “RDP” and “Ragtag Daily Prompt”. Finally, don’t forget to read all the other wonderful posts.

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