kittun
kitten, but spelled with u instead of e, making it cooler.
it’s not a misspelling, it’s a way of life.
i like fluffy kittuns.
-an exclamatiun when seeing felines anywhere, or tim.
-the proper way to pr-nounce “kitten,” dating from the early part of this century. the “un” suffix may be used to properly pr-nounce any word ending in “en” or “ion.”
while officially, it is the proper pr-nunciatiun of “kitten,” it refers to all cats. to speak about a baby cat, one would use the word “kittenun.”
a variatiun of cajun man’s speech, but not intentiunally.
“kittun!”
“i bought a kittun at the animal shelter. it recently birthed kittenuns.”
“i must wipe that bird excretiun off the window.”
“i was cold and ate my mittuns.”
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