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Is it really an American word?Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
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Haha, I was fuming this morning when I played it!
I'm too young for that!
Didn’t get it, total fail
Got it. More luck than judgement. Had to google the meaning lol
Bigly?Quote:
Originally Posted by Packerman
Yes. It's a kind of toffee. For some reason sold at the beach. "Salt water taffy".Quote:
Originally Posted by Crisp White Lines
Too young for something that started 4 years ago? Invented by a Welsh bloke too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Bloody Yanks, see.
Have to remember both Yank spelling and Yank words.
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Like many words in currency in US English it's a word once used in Blighty a couple of centuries ago and fell into disuse here - and such a phenomenon is usually due to language among small populations (such as the original colonies) changing slower than large populations from whence the language came.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
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What’s going on - that’s 2 days in a row! Tomorrows word will be sheep…..
Just going to post similar. I got it after 3 goes by jokingly putting in @@@@@ because of the Welsh connection yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Worcester