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a sky fragment that landed on the sidewalk and refuses to apologize for it.
means A small, shallow pool of liquid—usually rainwater—collected in a dip or hollow on the ground.
from A diminutive of Old English 'pudd,' meaning a ditch or furrow—essentially a 'little pudd.' That same root likely feeds into the dialect word 'plash' and possibly the German 'Pudel,' the dog (the Poodle) literally named for its love of splashing in water.
depth illusionDrivers misjudge them constantly, which is why you're soaked.
tiny ecosystemMosquitoes breed in days inside a single one.
sky mirrorReflects clouds perfectly until a shoe destroys everything.
word originFrom Old English 'pudd,' meaning ditch or furrow.
frog magnetTemporary pools let amphibians breed without fish predators.