I hate getting arse-banned.
Fun fact: the offensive nature of the word "bollocks" was why one of my high school friends was told to wear his shirt inside out when he came to school wearing his "Never Mind the Bollocks" Sex Pistols t-shirt.
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words that are not used often enough.
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doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
Catawampus.
Oh, and I use "bailiwick" every now and then.
Oh, and I use "bailiwick" every now and then.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I love the word "recalcitrant." I also love saying "Don't hang that picture all cattywampus!"
"Balderdash" is fun.
"Rapscallion" and "Rastus" are always refreshing, as in, "Come here, you little rapscallion!" or "Hang on, Rastus, I'm getting there as fast as I can!"
One of my all time favorites is "pantywaist."
"Lackadaisical" is very descriptive - one of those words which sound exactly like what they mean.
"Hey nonny nonny" always catches people off guard. Another favorite is "pox" as in "A pox on you and all yore kin!"
"Cantankerous" isn't all that uncommon, but it sure does feel good to say.
"Serendipity" is a word that I can't say without smiling a wry little smile.
"Blithering idiot," "nimrod," and "pinhead" are often quite fitting.
"Poppycock!"
Now - this one is rude, but you have to admit it's a great word that should be used from time to time to keep it from dissappearing - "poontang."
Speaking of poontang, my grandmother always used to say "your under yonder" for that particular body part.
"Stop all your caterwauling!"
Here's one that's a real rarity - "larapin'" as in "Yum - that soup was really larapin!" I am not sure that's even a word, but it's definitely a coon ARSE word!
"Balderdash" is fun.
"Rapscallion" and "Rastus" are always refreshing, as in, "Come here, you little rapscallion!" or "Hang on, Rastus, I'm getting there as fast as I can!"
One of my all time favorites is "pantywaist."
"Lackadaisical" is very descriptive - one of those words which sound exactly like what they mean.
"Hey nonny nonny" always catches people off guard. Another favorite is "pox" as in "A pox on you and all yore kin!"
"Cantankerous" isn't all that uncommon, but it sure does feel good to say.
"Serendipity" is a word that I can't say without smiling a wry little smile.
"Blithering idiot," "nimrod," and "pinhead" are often quite fitting.
"Poppycock!"
Now - this one is rude, but you have to admit it's a great word that should be used from time to time to keep it from dissappearing - "poontang."
Speaking of poontang, my grandmother always used to say "your under yonder" for that particular body part.
"Stop all your caterwauling!"
Here's one that's a real rarity - "larapin'" as in "Yum - that soup was really larapin!" I am not sure that's even a word, but it's definitely a coon ARSE word!
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Harlot
Harpy
Porcine
Corpulent
Nubile
Fetching
Boink
Pshaw
Poo-bah
Aparatchik
Peckish
Bombastic
Highfalutin
Misanthrope
Minx
Lout
Boor
Dullard
Bacon - Tis common, but should be used more anyway.
Harpy
Porcine
Corpulent
Nubile
Fetching
Boink
Pshaw
Poo-bah
Aparatchik
Peckish
Bombastic
Highfalutin
Misanthrope
Minx
Lout
Boor
Dullard
Bacon - Tis common, but should be used more anyway.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
I toss the word piffle about whenever possible, though some may think that that best describes my own tirades.
I also love to use the world irregardless is its exact proper sense. (It is meant as an exaggeration of the proper term, regardless.) It annoys the heck out of people who think they know better.
I also love to use the world irregardless is its exact proper sense. (It is meant as an exaggeration of the proper term, regardless.) It annoys the heck out of people who think they know better.
glomp
glomptastic
glomptacular
glompity
glompify
I really love glomping. :yes:
glomptastic
glomptacular
glompity
glompify
I really love glomping. :yes:
kai
ragamuffin
Flibbertigibbet
Flibbertigibbet is a Middle English word referring to a flighty or whimsical person, usually a young woman. In modern use, it is used as a slang term, especially in Yorkshire, for a gossipy or overly talkative person. Its origin is in a meaningless representation of chattering
Flibbertigibbet is a Middle English word referring to a flighty or whimsical person, usually a young woman. In modern use, it is used as a slang term, especially in Yorkshire, for a gossipy or overly talkative person. Its origin is in a meaningless representation of chattering
But do you galumph or harrumph?
Certainly, you're not a galoot who would glom.
Gleesh!
Here's another one....verbose. *points to Revoltingest*
I'm more of a move-your-body kind of person than I am a talky-talky kind of person anyway.
On that note, what the sam heck am I doing in this thread?
Walky walky, not talky talky?
doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
Same thing you do in every thread . . . corrupting its moral fiber and contributing to its delinquency.On that note, what the sam heck am I doing in this thread?
You are anathema to righteous, right-thinking threads.
Engyo
Prince of Dorkness!
Glomp me, baby!:drool:
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Pucilanimous
Lambastic
Brouhaha
Scintillating
Magnanimous
Garrulous
Draconian
Libations
Cantankerous
Blithering
Hobnobbing
Prole
Pendantic
Persnickety
Lilliputian
Betroth
Falderal
Not sure I spelled all those right, but at least I do know what they mean!
Lambastic
Brouhaha
Scintillating
Magnanimous
Garrulous
Draconian
Libations
Cantankerous
Blithering
Hobnobbing
Prole
Pendantic
Persnickety
Lilliputian
Betroth
Falderal
Not sure I spelled all those right, but at least I do know what they mean!