Really? I feel like I go on about it and bore everyone.What’s that RC? Did you mention something about retiring? You’ve kept that under the radar!![]()
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Really? I feel like I go on about it and bore everyone.What’s that RC? Did you mention something about retiring? You’ve kept that under the radar!![]()
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She is training you well!Tell me about it! Nyssa has learnt that if she shouts her head off at 5am I will come and let her out!![]()
I think I know 11 of them, but I would have to check to be sure.Now there's a word that's been cropping up lately in the last couple of weeks!I mentioned how at my workplace we were doing Christmas activities; well I held a word challenge and 'discombobulate' was one of them. If anyone is interested (especially @Ribh the wordsmith), here is the list if anyone wants to improve their vocabulary.
Discombobulate
Tannoy
Squall
Hominid
Persnickety
Nebbish
Scrimp
Muliebrity
Serotinal
Spelunk
Exclave
Indefatigable
Xanadu
Mishpocha
Rapprochement
Prodigal
Prelapsarian
Beastie
Fustian
Ambisinister
Let me know how many you got (without cheating!) The best here was four out of twenty!
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So you were playing "Balderdash"! Did anyone fall for the fake definitions?Umm no, we were at work so all sober.There was a prize for the best made-up definition too.
But a red hat would not suit me....which I suppose works in this context....I won’t hog your thread but there is an Ogden Nash for every occasion!
At my retirement dinner earlier this month I read a poem as part of my speech. It is called Warning by Jenny Joseph. If you don’t know it find it on Google - I think you will be amused.
It is about aging and non conformity.
You've done it again, MJ. Utterly confused me. I thought fustian was a type of fabric but when you used it as a verb I thought I must be wrong. I just checked. We're both right.I really enjoyed learning the meanings! Fustian was my favourite because you'd have to be fustian to use the word fustian![]()
You've done it again, MJ. Utterly confused me. I thought fustian was a type of fabric but when you used it as a verb I thought I must be wrong. I just checked. We're both right.![]()
Maybe you’re just discombobulating instead.
Sorry! I don't know how to stop confusing peopleI would much rather not do it at all.
Maybe I should stop being whimsical.
Yes you both are. And isn’t it bizarre to have two such different meanings?You've done it again, MJ. Utterly confused me. I thought fustian was a type of fabric but when you used it as a verb I thought I must be wrong. I just checked. We're both right.![]()
Very.Yes you both are. And isn’t it bizarre to have two such different meanings?
That's English for you!Yes you both are. And isn’t it bizarre to have two such different meanings?