#glume

• Anecdotage — The totality of anecdotes within a literature, an era, or specific to a nation; the art of composing or telling anecdotes. As an adjectival form, it represents the feminine singular of 'anecdotic', describing a fragmented narrative structure or statistically unverifiable isolated evidence.
• Anecdotist — An author, collector, or teller of anecdotes; a person who composes or relates short, humorous, or satirical narratives with a witty punchline. In literary criticism, it designates a writer structurally focused on fragmented sketches, social satires, or picturesque chronicles of daily life.
• Female raconteur — The feminine gender form of 'anecdotist'; a female author, collector, or teller of anecdotes, satirical jokes, or short stories with a punchline. In literary criticism, it describes a female writer whose works are structurally marked by a fragmented style focused on social sketches.
• Aristate — Bearing an awn or bristle; a botanical term used to describe a plant organ (such as the glume, palea in grasses, or leaf of other plants) that terminates in a long, stiff, slender, and sharp point resembling a hair or an elastic bristle. This morphological adaptation plays an essential structural role in protecting seeds against predators and facilitating their dispersal by clinging.
• Bantered — Spoken, written, or treated in a jesting manner; approached in a witty, playful, and non-solemn way. The term describes an attitude or literary text constructed with a relaxed, jovial, and polite tone.