DON'T PANIC: it's only Finnegans Wake - thunderword #5

[@PaginasLetea]

I copy paste the kinkin kankan explanation from the fweet:
-006.21+ kinkin kankan [113.10]
-006.21+ Japanese kinkin: merely
-006.21+ Dialect kinkin: small barrel
-006.21+ Malay kingking: lift up a leg (as a dog does)
-006.21+ Kincora, County Clare, Brian Boru's home (literally 'Weir Head')
-006.21+ chorus
-006.21+ (stuttering)
-006.21+ Malay kangkang: (sit or stand) with legs wide apart
-006.21+ can-can: a high-kicking French dance (most famously associated with the Infernal Galop in Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld)
-006.21+ keening: Irish lamentation for the dead
-006.21+ Variants: {FnF, Vkg, JCM: ...keening. Belling...} | {Png: ...keening, Belling...}

[@TaylorMorgeson]

Thank you:)

[@monoman4083]

please do more on finnegans...

[@DthDisguise]

Couldn't the last bit be "looking ated?" "Then, Crookly exin' every pasture, sixdees likence, him around hers, the magger be kinkin kankan with down mind, looking ated."

[@monoman4083]

six dix would be six times ten ie 60