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peeping tom (Fri 11:09 20/Nov/09) who was he please answer cos its questions like this that keep me up at night lol 11 answers (last answered: Fri 19:18 20/Nov/09) | |
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quiz question (Thu 12:36 19/Nov/09) what is meant by the expression "The Old Woman is pluckibng her goose" ? help appreciated... [More] 2 answers (last answered: Fri 09:08 20/Nov/09) | |
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Grammatical terms (Wed 12:07 18/Nov/09) What are the names of the grammatical terms for • words that are spelt the same but pronounced differently: eg row (as in boat) and row (as in noise or argument); bow (as in violin) and bow (as... [More] 2 answers (last answered: Wed 19:07 18/Nov/09) | |
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Need a joke (Tue 20:04 17/Nov/09) I need a really good clean joke to write in my Christmas cards. Can anybody come up with something? As I say clean, so no sex involved. Hope somebody comes up with something. It has to be really good... [More] 14 answers (last answered: Fri 12:43 20/Nov/09) | |
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ditloids (Tue 15:18 17/Nov/09) 6 P on a S N 2 answers (last answered: Tue 15:21 17/Nov/09) | |
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Which is the Correct way to say it ? (Mon 14:38 16/Nov/09) I hear the following (or something quite similar) on a regular basis, BUT (TO ME) it does NOT sound correct. I have BAG FULLS of stuff... Surely the correct way to say this is ..I have BAGS FULL of... [More] 7 answers (last answered: Tue 10:34 17/Nov/09) | |
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Sweeney ... slang/phrases... latest! (Mon 10:56 16/Nov/09) Plenty of slang in last few episodes - know what these mean but don't know where they come from? if rhyming slang? Dabs - fingerprints Dyke - lesbian Sweet as a Nut - perfect, beautiful (are nuts... [More] 4 answers (last answered: Tue 10:40 17/Nov/09) | |
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Pantomime (logically) or Pantomine (Sun 22:31 15/Nov/09) Does anyone know why the spelling Pantomine is used so often and why ? I would have thought that Pan-to-mime spelling speaks for itself?... [More] 3 answers (last answered: Mon 07:03 16/Nov/09) | |
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proverbs and saying (Sun 18:41 15/Nov/09) need help with this one please can anyone help h t p t p c t t thanks in advance 1 answer (last answered: Sun 20:02 15/Nov/09) | |
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Cherry picked (Sun 00:35 15/Nov/09) When did the expression 'to cherry-pick', meaning to select only the bits of a document or account which is favourable to your argument ,first come into use ? And what does it refer to ? Are cherries... [More] 5 answers (last answered: Sun 18:44 15/Nov/09) | |
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Hells bells (Sat 17:12 14/Nov/09) when I was little and in the days before swearing all the time, my old dad [ now long gone] used to say "HELLS, BELLS DORIS" to my mum when he was really really angry [ hes vexed my nan used... [More] 7 answers (last answered: Sat 23:58 14/Nov/09) | |
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proverb or saying for minis degrees in solid form (Sat 09:16 14/Nov/09) | |
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Not sure where to post this on local..... (Fri 22:20 13/Nov/09) ...phonetic dialect so here goes anyway...this is UK East Midlands Derbyshire.... Ittintintinn Breddandlard eyeland The bungoal werr reesti... [More] 5 answers (last answered: Tue 03:09 17/Nov/09) | |
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RT47 (Fri 20:18 13/Nov/09) Give lodgings to one in four (7) ?U?R?E? Thanks in advance... [More] 2 answers (last answered: Fri 20:18 13/Nov/09) | |
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What is a formagent or formagant or formigent? (Fri 14:58 13/Nov/09) 5 answers (last answered: Fri 18:54 13/Nov/09) | |
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What is a termagent or temagint? (Fri 14:57 13/Nov/09) 1 answer (last answered: Fri 15:49 13/Nov/09) | |
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?Feynits! (Thu 18:32 12/Nov/09) Can anyone please tell me where the childrens' custom of calling "?feynits" and crossing your fingers for a "time-out" from a game comes from. 5 answers (last answered: Tue 06:59 17/Nov/09) | |
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ill go to the foot of our stairs.... (Thu 08:33 12/Nov/09) can anyone tell me when this saying originated and why? thanks... [More] 4 answers (last answered: Sat 12:06 14/Nov/09) | |
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In The Sweeney.....! (Wed 13:48 11/Nov/09) Actually last 3 episodes have had little slang or was 'easy'; "He's a bit mutton" - mutt n jeff -= deaf (cartoon characters) "He couldn't keep his thieving Germans off them" German... [More] 2 answers (last answered: Fri 02:25 13/Nov/09) | |
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the phrase bull shi**er (Wed 10:46 11/Nov/09) anyone know of its origin???? 8 answers (last answered: Thu 13:48 12/Nov/09) |
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