One day, a ten-year-old child asked his mother, "Mom, what is a synonym?"
"What? You don't even know what a synonym is? How foolish you are! When I call you foolish, I mean you're silly or stupid. Now do you understand?"
"Yes," the child concluded. "A synonym is using bad language."
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