Dialectic Means Two Cats
dialectic /ˌdʌɪəˈlɛktɪk/ noun 1. when there is two of something adjective 1. when there is two of something
A dictionary-style entry defines “dialectic” as “when there is two of something,” shown above a picture of two unimpressed gray kittens. The joke comes from intentionally misunderstanding the word and using the image to illustrate the silly definition. EN: A dictionary-style entry defines “dialectic” as “when there is two of something,” shown above a picture of two unimpressed gray kittens. The joke comes from intentionally misunderstanding the word and using the image to illustrate the silly definition.
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- absurd, deadpan
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