Disextinctionary

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individual words from an English dictionary hidden in fruit and left for insects, birds, or whatever else is hungry enough.
	Here lies buried the hope that animals, birds, insects… whatever is able to eat… will at the same time as ingesting their meal, acquire words and eventually, language. This work is based on the following conclusion, which is the result of a lifetime of research: humans will rarely listen to another human but will listen to a talking bird.
	"animals love people who tak to them" - Joseph Joubert

The following are the words that have been furtively introduced to animals.

I have also indicated the alimentary form of each word’s concealment:

anguish atonement boundary clarity distress erratic failure gratitude homecoming incomprehension judgment kill loss mutiny necessity nescient obligation poem question renunciation solitude tear torment utopia vitriol woe yoke zenith

bread plum banana apple grape donut tuna apple pear cherry bread prune donut grape orange grape date blackberry cheese grape pear bread apple blackberry chocolate raspberry tomato apple