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suityou01 replied

4 August 2012, 08:25
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Suity is a pisciasotto.

It's not on the list
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MarillionFan replied

4 August 2012, 08:18
Suity is a pisciasotto.
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suityou01 replied

4 August 2012, 08:12
MF is an aeolist.
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OwlHoot replied

4 August 2012, 07:56
Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post

& other words not used nearly enough.

With it being a Friday I expect a few of you to be gambrinous, possibly leading to abderian fits, borborygmus and emunction, but please do refrain from sabrage or a wanweird could await you.

Happy Weekends

Looks like a high-brow Victorian version of the Urban Dictionary, with equally many made up words that no one ever used.

This sounds quite interesting too The Etymologicon: A Circular Stroll through the Hidden Connections of the English Language by Mark Forsyth
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Old Greg replied

4 August 2012, 07:03
My 14 favourite words are here.

Urban Dictionary: Author Cuksocker
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mudskipper replied

4 August 2012, 06:56
Some good words here too

BBC NEWS | Magazine | 50 of your favourite words
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Old Greg replied

4 August 2012, 06:45
Cheers HJ. Reminds me of 'fizgig', which from memory means:

1. Giddy girl
2. Trumpery knickknack.
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doodab replied

4 August 2012, 00:23
Do we know any autohagiographers?
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FiveTimes replied

3 August 2012, 15:04
Originally posted by Sysman View Post

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Halo Jones again.

I've done the honorable thing
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vetran replied

3 August 2012, 15:00
bletcherous - a word that will be abused shamelessly!

and

Gambrinous - later!
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Sysman replied

3 August 2012, 13:44
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Halo Jones again.

Ta.

Have a good weekend all.
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BrilloPad replied

3 August 2012, 13:39
brought back happy memories of Genesis and slippermen from the lamb lies down.
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Halo Jones started a topic Slubberdegullion

3 August 2012, 13:31
Slubberdegullion

& other words not used nearly enough.

With it being a Friday I expect a few of you to be gambrinous, possibly leading to abderian fits, borborygmus and emunction, but please do refrain from sabrage or a wanweird could await you.

Happy Weekends
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