Coyote pronunciation
 

poll

In b4 poll.

In B4 poll, I guess?

JFC where is the goddamn poll?

I say it "Kye-oh-tee"

Kye yo tee. But I've heard it pronounced kye yote by old timers, prospectors and that drunk guy who lives in the back of the General Store.

While-eee-khay-oat-eee

Who cares? They suck, no matter how you pronounce it. I live in a very urban area and the biggest one I've ever seen came a strolling down my street one day. Those ****ers will hop your fence and gobble up Fido in a heartbeat if they get the chance.

The animals you hear at night howling are kai-otes, when you order a soft drink at a restaurant you ask for a Coke even if they serve Pepsi, in school you drank from a water fountain, the object that holds clothing together rhymes with a writing instrument, the type of foldable bedding you can sleep on rhymes with the past tense form of "catch", we're currently in Fall and not Autumn, catty-corner is the common way of saying "adjacent," y'all means "you all", ain't is common for "am not" and the state I live in is a homophone to a state of painful sadness and hurt.

when I live in nebraska it was the first
after 26 years in AZ it's the second

weird how stuff changes you don't watch


but a soft drink is still a coke

kahy-oh-tee

I do enjoy listening to them bark off in the distance. They are all over in Ahwatukee and in the surrounding foothills.

When I moved into my new place, the first night I was awoken by the most insane, loud screaming I had ever heard. Scared me. I look out and 3 of them were right in my driveway howling like crazy. I think they smelled a new cat in the neighborhood. I just clapped my hands and they ran off.

e is silent bitches.

They dig big ****ing holes in my fields. I mean BIG ****ing holes.

**** them in the ear.

I've always heard it pronounced "ocelot food".

Die of self immolation

Coyote : Mexican travel agent : Coyote

They're everywhere in the Hollywood Hills and they're nasty little ****ers.

And it's pronounced "K-eye-oat-ee"

I read a nice article a while back about coyote/wolf/dog hybrids they're getting in the NE.

Apparently it is. Only 4 people so far have voted for the silent e. :sulk:

There are a pile of them here also.

I read that also. Pretty ****ed up. Wolves are not to be trifle with.

One of them recently jumped over a 12 foot fence and ate a cat and one of those little annoying yapping dogs.

My wife freaked, even though we have a 25 foot wall with spikes on top and two 75 pound labs that bark at ants.

We're fine.

Ain't nothing wrong with an annoying yappy dog getting eaten by a coyote. Not a damn thing.

Bark at ants? ROFL

Should be good. They don't want to fight unless cornered or rabid. They look for efficient calories. Out here anyway. They don't chase too hard or fight.

IIRC, kaiyoteeez average more human kills per year but I can't remember if that's US or NA.

Regardless, wild ****ing dogs (much like wild ****ing cats) can ruin your day.

You know, I always feel sorry for the animal more than the owner because for ****'s Sake, the owner should know that the tiny pet could be eaten, especially in a coyote and bobcat zone.

And they're always the first to cry "Has anyone seen my cat, Mr. Cuddles?".

Mr. Cuddles is dead, bitch.

One is the 2nd a pack is the first I guess.

Coe yo tay

My ex's cat got eaten by a greyhound. Right in our front yard. Dumb kid walking it while on roller blades. Dog saw the cat and took off and ate her.

A woman came to our door with just her collar. "Is this yours?"

Wow, that's brutal. Sorry to hear that.

You're the worst kind of person

That's the lexicon where I grew up. Not my fault.

The E is silent you troglodyte ****s

I used to say it with a silent E now I say it with the E. I don't know why I changed to be honest.

Kah-YO-teh

Coyote pronunciation
 

Because you sounded like a ****ing asshole

I ask for a Coke even when I want a Dr. Pepper.

And Pepsi isn't fit for human consumption.

That's no excuse.

Where I grew up people said "pop" instead of soda. I grew up and realized how dumb that made me look so I switched.

My mom's entire side of the family still says seen instead of saw- "I seen him at the store yesterday". I would never be caught dead saying some stupid shit like that.

Make the change, bro. Please:

English is a fluid language. At the end of the day it doesn't matter what you say; if the person or people you are speaking to understand what you say then the language has done its job.

Coyote pronunciation
 

Except when you go to a restaurant and order a Coke but you really want a ****ing root beer people really don't understand what the **** you're saying

Meh. If you want a dark carbonated sugary beverage and you're ambivalent to the specific type, you say Coke.

If you want a specific type or a brand then you say it, but with most people saying Coke gets the point across 75% of the time because of how prevalent the brand is.

I grew up saying Coke for any carbonated beverage. But that was because we only had one kind in the fridge at any one time. If we had a choice, it was asked; "what kind?".

I had heard that Soda was primarily used east of the Mississippi and Coke to the west.

But I am specific now. The worst is when you order a Jack and Coke and you get a Jack and Pepsi. I didn't order a Jack and Pepsi because that sucks.

We have Javalina's in Phoenix too and they suck. They love Halloween so they can feast on the pumpkins. There is a hunting season for them here. They will **** up your car if you hit one.

Adding to that, even if I 'want' a Dr. Pepper, if I get a Coca Cola classic I''m just fine 100% of the time. If I don't get either, I'm know in a sip.

Mostly these days though. I only order carbonated beverages at places with a self serve soda fountain [fast food, BBQ, pizza joints, buffets and the like], so all I'm really asking for is the bigger glass that costs money.

4 legs, the e is silent.
2 legs, it is not.

Also, the soda debate is kinda cool. I grew up in a suburb of Dallas, Tx. Coke was any of the dark colas. Here, everything is pop. Actually, Mt. Dew. Everybody and their dog drinks Mt. Dew.

speaking of sounding like an asshole.

If you say you want a Coke and you really want a Mr Pibb and you don't see an issue with what you're doing I think you deserve to die

Oh, I've got more. Keep reading.

ROFL

I pronounce it: that thing that looks like a dog or a wolf but isnt

Save my life. Explain the issue. [I should mention, I've never been disappointed to get a Coke].

In a bit of irony. The nearest convenience store to me has carried Pepsi in its fountain for the longest. But it also had Dr. Pepper. So that's what I usually got there.

About a month ago, they put in a Coca Cola option. Still, about 1/2 the time I go right up and dispense Dr. Pepper out of habit. Doesn't even occur to me that I could have had Coke until I get to the car.

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Either way is correct.http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/coyote%20?s=t

WTF?

My daughter has an intense barking laugh that sounds like a coyote chasing a unicorn.

This

Ko yo tay

Rednecks man...

Coyote- Kai-Oat
Wash- Warsh
Missouri-Missourah
Creek- Crick
Naked-Nekkid

That's where you're wrong.

Naked - you have no clothes on
Nekkid - you have no clothes on, and you're up to something.

Not all cats are susceptible to coyote. I once saw a main coon cat tear the complete shit out of a large pit. Just destroyed the poor animal and the owner couldn't really do much about the situation. Luckily the dog came through but he looks like a random victim\fighting dog now.

We went to the zoo the other day. We came across the ocelot exhibit. As my wife admired the pretty little cat, I explained to her that Chiefsplanet is home to a Brazilian guy that is strangely knowledgeable about football and is obsessed with ocelots. She laughed.

Trailer - house
Sister - girlfriend

Either way is correct depending on the dialect of where you are from.

But the real way is with a silent E you numb skulls! No one up north calls it a Kayh-oh-tee. That's just dumb and I will make fun of your dialect for saying in that way.

OH just have a coke and a smile.

mangy ugly F*****er

If that coyote had a muff like Demi Moore's, how would you pronounce it?

Kai-oat.
Creek
Wash
Missouri

remember the regional dialect survey.
It could tell where you are from depending on how you say certain words

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/bb/showthread.php?t=279881

thank you search tool

This a city boy vs country boy thread?

My pattern mostly stretches between Texas and Virginia, and I spent the first 15 years of my life or so living in Texas and Virginia.

Both are correct

I ask for a Coca Cola but I really want an RC not so sweet. No one ever has RC anymore so next best thing is Coke over the to sweet Pepsi.

Per Missouri Conservationist

Tee not ot

The only time I have heard it pronounced with an "e" is on TV and the movies.

There is nothing worse than getting a drink with Pepsi instead of Coke.

It completely ****s up the flavor.

"Kai-oat" is definitely the redneck version.

"We was out back, and seen a pack of kai-oats!"

If it's on four legs, "kie-oh-tee". If it's on two legs, drives a truck with human cargo and speaks Spanish, "koy-oh-tay".

The Red Hot Chili Peppers say so

This is true, but just a partial story.

"We was out back, and seen a pack of kai-oats!"

How many ja-get?

Wile E. Cay-oat.

No. There's a clue in the context of the word of how you're supposed to pronounce it. You need the rhyming name.

Wile E. Cay-o-tee.

That is the correct pronunciation.

Same. Also started adding "the" in front of highway numbers/names...

LOL. Yup.