Kawn

Avempace's reflections on absolute coming-to-be and passing-away start with a linguistic analysis of the term kawn ❋ Montada, Josep Puig (2007)

The first time I see my papa laugh in this kawn-tree. ❋ Willa Sibert Cather (1910)

“I want to thank you very much, Mrs. Burden, for that you are so kind to poor strangers from my kawn-tree.” ❋ Willa Sibert Cather (1910)

Oh, but awl posts inna cheezland is awtomatikally free frum de runnin owf wit mai ideers sentensus becuz wii awl noes dat der iz onlee trulee wun set of reesunz fur habbin de runnin on sentensus adn dat iz dat u duzznt noes war 2 stawp adn wii awl noes war 2 stawp cuz wii r nawt so sillee az all dat adn wii awl has de cawn scent rayshun tu rite in shawrt, kawn sice – hay, luk, mah fingrs r turnin red, y izzat I wunders – nawt so lawng adn 2 dah poynty endz sentensus. . .dat hav nuffin 2 do wit da grate spelunk. ❋ Unknown (2008)

August 16, 2008 at 4:15 am nawt rilly kawn-serned…jus’ trying to figger aout teh cut-awf tiem foar nawt-sekund. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Nobody ain’t seen in this kawn-tree so big snake like you kill.” ❋ Willa Sibert Cather (1910)

"Thrak sha kawn (sorcerer), aged 50 -- _Answers_ -- I wish to give up all wicked ways. ❋ Eugene Stock (1882)

"Joe was kawned into thinking that he could write a [decent] [script]. [Silly Joe]." ❋ Tie Guy (2009)

I WANT TO [KAWN]. i need a [kawn]. "i had a [lovely] kawn last night" ❋ SEX On Popcorn (2008)