Word of the Day
Fell (n./v./adj., FELL)
Triple word score! Not quite, but still—"fell" has multiple meanings. In addition to being the past tense of fall, it can also mean timber that was cut down in a season, the hide of an animal, a rocky hill, inhumanly cruel/fierce, or lethal. So yes, you could have a sentence of "The fell fell fell down the fell." It would be unclear but, at that point, your biggest problem is evil trees and not grammar.