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'scrumplicious' - a cross between scrumptious and delicious. Have used it since I was a kid!
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"Wibble!"
And if you are wondering....... the underpants are NOT on my head and I have ZERO pencils stuck up my nostrils...... but I can't comment on whether I come from Mars or not
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Aardvark......
I use it when I cant think of a word.....My phone has more Processing power than the Computers NASA used to fake the Moon LandingsComment
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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia - it's the fear of long words
ntg
Never be afraid to try something new.
Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark.
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smucks
Shetland dialect for slippers!~
Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
~ Mary Kay AshComment
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According to the wife, my favourite word would be deleted by LJ so no point in putting it on here
Rat
British by birth
Scottish by the Grace of God
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My fave word is RUG - couldnt tell you why or how, I just love the sound! Bernie
Bernie aka DDL
Appreciate the little things in life because one day you will realise they are the big thingsComment
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I use "wonderful" a lot, another throw back to Monty Python.Digger-07
"If you think you can, or think you can't, you're right" Henry Ford.Comment
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GROCKEL = Tourist to Devon
EMMETTE = Tourist to Cornwall
JETHRO..... Brilliant, After the WaterShed.Comment
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Crepuscualr-
meaning of twilight or dawn.
Badgers are crepuscular!
hmmmm... you hardly ever hear people use the word twilight now.....why?
it too is a lovely word.Comment
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Snuggle - love to say and do it!
Grockles - Pembrokeshire for outsiders or tourists - they are usually found driving very slowly round our twisty, narrow, country lanes!
Also like to hear please and thank you being used. Have taught both my sons that it costs nothing to have good manners but get more than a little cheesed off by the lack of thank you's from older people the boys have held doors open for!Last edited by shirlthegirl43; 27-06-2007, 10:28 AM.Happy Gardening,
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Tourists = on the Isle of Wight known as haemmoroids. Why? They hang around in bunches, turn red in the sun and are a pain in the arse!
Favourite word = TIT. I don't mean the bird, a lovely little thing, nor do I mean the obvious, very attractive female attribute. No, I mean the way it can convey a whole wealth of meaning when used to express a feeling toward another person who has done something really silly. You can really force it out, like "You absolute little tit!"
It's brilliant
Zebedee
"Raised to a state of heavenly lunacy where I just can't be touched!"
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"Scallywag"... just for the sound of it.
Tourists/townies in Yorkshire are generally known as "off-cumdens", but as I've only lived here for 20 years that still applies to me...!
I quite dislike the word "put", I dunno why
OH has just told me I have to add "Doylem" to this - he's right, I do frequently call people that when they're being idiotish or dense...Last edited by SarzWix; 27-06-2007, 01:44 PM.Comment
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Horlicks..... Not the drink but it keeps it polite..
An onion can make people cry but there's never been a vegetable that can make people laugh.
Will Rogers
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Pootle
As in pootling around the plot/gardenKirsty b xx
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