Ava-glish

About the time we went on vacation Ava had an explosion of new words coming out of her mouth. They are as follows.

"Wa-dur": (noun) Used to describe any liquid in her sippy cup. Her use of this word may imply that she wants her cup that is out of reach. It also may mean that her cup is empty and she wants more. Occasionally she uses this word in an, as yet, undetermined way.

“Howie”: (exclamation) Prior to vacation Ava would say "Owie" when she hurt herself, as you would expect. However, during vacation she altered her technique by putting an "H" on the front of it. And we don't even watch that much Deal or No Deal, Mr. Mandel.

“Hop-ee” or "Hell pee": (verb) Primarily used as a request for assistance. Usually used in occasion with "tuck" ("stuck" in English). She once used this word when I picked her up from nursery after church even though she clearly had a good time. It may occasionally mean "pick me up". Lately it has changed from "Hop-ee" to "Hell pee". Here's hoping she doesn't have a urinary tract infection.

Consider yourself educated. I expect everyone to make these your words of the day and use them in a sentence at least once.