Main Entry: [1]dan·gle
Pronunciation: ‘da[ng]-g&l
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): dan·gled; dan·gling /-g(&-)li[ng]/
Etymology: probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish dangle to dangle
Date: circa 1590
intransitive senses
1 : to hang loosely and usually so as to be able to swing freely
2 : to be a hanger-on or a dependent
Poe has danglers.
If you have never owned a pet, or are blessed with a perfectly oiled digestive tract, please refer to the definition above. The rest of us know what I’m talkin’ about. Danglers – who hasn’t suffered the frustration of those??!!
Danglers require patience. Given time, a case of the danglers will resolve itself. Perhaps Newton wasn’t really sitting under an apple tree – perhaps he was stuck on the bowl!
Puppies are not known for their patience. Poe is no exception. He tries to run away from his danglers.
This is not an effective technique.
He has also tried skooching his fanny along on the ground.
This is a particularly messy remedy.
Why am I writing about this? Isn’t this a knitting blog?? Are you thinking about dropping me from your Bloglines account — have I gone too far, said too much?
And why would such a young puppy have a case of the danglers?
Because he is eating all my roving!
