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A Comic Wherein a Fox Tells a Hilarious Joke
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this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2024
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I didn’t even question that this is the verb a fox would use to laugh with.
Fun fact: I almost embarrassed myself and wrote "geckering", but my wife corrected me at the last second.
Geckering is how monkeys laugh. Foxes gekker.
And here I thought my English was pretty good, and I thought you just made this up!
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gekker
There's also an audio file for gekkering but that's the pronunciation for the word, not the actual example...
Looks like a Dutch word
It almost is, it would translate as 'crazy ring'.
It really does.
It is