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Why do you call it "nut sap", if you care so much about what words mean? None of these are saps and some are not nuts.
0 sats \ 8 replies \ @fm 20 Mar
Because when it comes to use wrong words i prefer to stay closer to the best description and definitely funnier
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I approve of siding with humor over precision.
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0 sats \ 6 replies \ @fm 20 Mar
Over precision?
Definitely nut sap is way more precise when definition of milk involves female mammals..
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It's way less precise, when the definition of milk includes "the liquid made from some plants and trees or their nuts, etc."
Those plant milks are definitionally milks. They are not, however, saps.
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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @fm 20 Mar
Ahhh, neologisms exist definitely. I guess some people believe all they read just because someone with relative importance says so.. Its ok Simon. You can use marketing fueled words as you like.
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I actually prefer the emergent common usage philosophy of language, but that also supports my position.
Your argument, as far as I can tell, is just “because I say so”.