Are you a sarcast?

I have fun with different words... but usually not on myLot. I don't want to confuse anybody. I have been known to be sarcastic, especially if someone keeps asking questions.

Languages are so odd. I have ever Heard of a sarcast until this post. I am not sarcastic it’s so confusing to mw to figure out if others are genuine or sarcasm. I just don’t pick up on it.

I am at times and it is easily noticed. There is no justification when it comes to any language, specially the English language. Give me one reason why there there should be two 'r's and two 's's in the word embarrassed Why not bookay instead of bouquet!!!

It is almost like slang the shortened words. Some people have stated that I had been sarcastic, but I was not aware of it.

I have, at times, been a sarcast. I also share your love of words. Each vocabulary module I teach includes a section of Latin and Greek roots of words on our unit word list. The kids are fascinated to learn where the words they use came from. Especially since we read the book "Frindle."

I don't believe I'm a sarcast. I hope not. I certainly don't mean to be.

It kind of depends who I am talking to...not generally no.

I've never even thought of those words in any kind of reference. It's pretty interesting though.

I majored in sarcasm in college.

Nope, not an adjective that would describe me.

I can be a sarcast at times.

I have not seen several of those words, but I can be a bit of a sarcast at times, I suppose. I have seen kempt used as in well kempt.

I guess in many ways I am "sarcast". When I am asked at a doctor's office how tall I am I tend to answer, "Tall enough to reach the ground". Today I left a Christmas gift bag on my neighbor's chair. He asked me what it was, and the "sarcast" in me answered "a bag". Fortunately, he is the same type of person that I am, and he gave me one of his special looks with his eyes rolled skyward. He then dove into the bag and found his late Christmas gifts. They were from a store that I don't get to very often. He was thrilled. I got him three of the things he wanted for Christmas, a one-pound dark chocolate bar, a package with mini chocolate bars that were individually wrapped, and a block of extra dark chocolate. I tend to use some words that are seldom used around my area anymore. It's kind of fun explaining what they mean. Like the expression "snot rag". When the person asks what a snot rag is, I love their look when I tell them that it is either a handkerchief or a kleenex that a person uses to blow the snot or boogers out of their nose. I've also had to explain what a "Kept Woman" is. I often wonder what is being taught in schools now days.

I know the word "sarcastic", but not sarcast. Don' think I'm a sarcast.

I used to be but I've mellowed some in my old age...

I suppose that a sarcast is someone who speaks sarcastically. I am not too much a sarcast.

I've certainly never heard of 'sarcast' as a noun. Never heard of 'shevelled' or 'whelmed' either! At least I did know 'kempt'. It seems 'shevelled' has been created as a humorous antonym of dishevelled.

No, well yes I may be. I love to learn new words.

This is only one of the reasons why English is so tough to learn! Petal looks like she has 50 pounds of wool on her! I'm not really a sarcast. Have a great weekend.

Yes i am sarcast not here on mylot It's good to learn these words .