Impending Verbosity: Phase 3

I fully admit my inattentiveness in recording every new word. He learns them very fast, and I don't really devote many hours per day to keeping track of what words he now uses. So, here are the ones I think of off hand (and some might actually not be that new, and might have been on the last list. So whatever...

firk (fork)

peoon (spoon)

wetggo (let go)

mine (not new, but very very frequent. Also, "My." My firetruck. My mommy. My elbow. My pretty. My shoes. My hair. My airplane. And so forth. Turns out this boy has a great many belongings. Including adjectives.)

kichen/chichen (chicken)

kichen (kitchen)

beekie (blankie; also, pillow)

peddo (pillow, unless it's lumped in collectively with "beekie")

cherr (chair)

bana (banana)

ouchie

butter (better)

lalu (love you)

Weevi (Levi- a friend)

Woe (Will- another friend, one at daycare)

eemoe, or eemoah (oatmeal)

cerro(cereal)

beebox (sandbox)

my turn (Also, "Jamie's turn." But I don't know any Jamies. So maybe there is one at daycare who likes to take turns???)

dershway (This way)

I got you!

I'm ok. (after he fell down)

You ok, Mommy? (I had coughed once.)

Mimmin (Swimming)

Putho (Puzzle. Also, the Potato Head.)

Huvy (Heavy)

Tannaey (Stanley)

Nack (Snack)

Quia (Quiet)

Sweepy (Sleepy. He'll admit that he's sleepy, but is emphatically Anti-NahNye)

DonChers (downstairs)

Feeker (finger)

Ah Butter (All Better)

Toys

ChooChwain (Choo-Train)

and many many others I am forgetting, I am sure.

I'll add them if I think of any.

And in other news:

He has some sort of specialized radar for airplanes, and can hear/see them from ridiculously far off.

Next time I'll try and get a picture of my dapper and newly-haircutted boy. :)