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Mentis fermentescentis?

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I think is an alliterate of saying "Fermenting the mind", but I wanted to know if there were some real Latinizers out there who could bless it before it went on my t-shirt! Any thoughts?

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@russellthustle,

I think you mean "rhyming", not "alliterative".

It means "of the fermenting mind".

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