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By *loud ten OP Man
over a year ago
Sutton coldfield |
Me and my work business partner pass away the time of day thinking up new words to call the most beautiful of gods creations. I was wondering what you lot could come up with!
Bacon hangers
Fuck bucket
Spunk pit are only but a few!
Please don't be offended girls it's only for a bit of fun.
So come on do your worst  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Quaint is the old English, Chaucerian term for it. Funny how the meaning of words changes  "
I didn't know that. We must have skipped that when translating the Canterbury Tales at school.
I know of quaint being used to mean unusual and beautiful as well old-fashioned and quirky.
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"Quaint is the old English, Chaucerian term for it. Funny how the meaning of words changes
I didn't know that. We must have skipped that when translating the Canterbury Tales at school.
I know of quaint being used to mean unusual and beautiful as well old-fashioned and quirky.
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Yes it's in the Wife of Bath if I remember. Something about showing off her quaint at the window  |
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By *loud ten OP Man
over a year ago
Sutton coldfield |
"An ex used to call hers her kitty which I thought was cute, another simply referred to it as her hole lol, I don't mind the word cunt but can be very offensive to some girls. Xx"
Haha one extreme to the other
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"this made me laugh:
Sausage Wallet
You been on the slang thesaurus too? "
Funnily enough we were having this discussion at work last week & my colleague found a huge list on UD.....!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"this made me laugh:
Sausage Wallet
You been on the slang thesaurus too?
Funnily enough we were having this discussion at work last week & my colleague found a huge list on UD.....!!"
Probably a similar list. So what is yours called?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"this made me laugh:
Sausage Wallet
You been on the slang thesaurus too?
Funnily enough we were having this discussion at work last week & my colleague found a huge list on UD.....!!
Probably a similar list. So what is yours called? "
Depends on the time & place lol!
at this precise moment in time probably fanny....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've heard one called a "cookie" before.
I think if I heard "fuck my cookie/quaint/Foo foo" in a porno, I'd probably have to rewind to make sure I heard it right. |
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"Quaint is the old English, Chaucerian term for it. Funny how the meaning of words changes
I didn't know that. We must have skipped that when translating the Canterbury Tales at school.
I know of quaint being used to mean unusual and beautiful as well old-fashioned and quirky.
Yes it's in the Wife of Bath if I remember. Something about showing off her quaint at the window "
I think its queynt. It was used quite widely even in recipe books. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Quaint is the old English, Chaucerian term for it. Funny how the meaning of words changes
I didn't know that. We must have skipped that when translating the Canterbury Tales at school.
I know of quaint being used to mean unusual and beautiful as well old-fashioned and quirky.
Yes it's in the Wife of Bath if I remember. Something about showing off her quaint at the window
I think its queynt. It was used quite widely even in recipe books."
Would that have been in the sense of skillful?
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"Quaint is the old English, Chaucerian term for it. Funny how the meaning of words changes
I didn't know that. We must have skipped that when translating the Canterbury Tales at school.
I know of quaint being used to mean unusual and beautiful as well old-fashioned and quirky.
Yes it's in the Wife of Bath if I remember. Something about showing off her quaint at the window
I think its queynt. It was used quite widely even in recipe books.
Would that have been in the sense of skillful?
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I have heard a recipe that called for the queynt of a rabbit with the q pronounced c. However I'm no modern day language expert let alone Chaucerian |
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"Me and my work business partner pass away the time of day thinking up new words to call the most beautiful of gods creations. I was wondering what you lot could come up with!
Bacon hangers
Fuck bucket
Spunk pit are only but a few!
Please don't be offended girls it's only for a bit of fun.
So come on do your worst "
sausage pocket
aunt mary
axe wound
bald man in a boat
bear trappers hat
bikini burger
blart
bliff
box
haddock pastie
fadge
lab kebab
vertical bacon sandwich
furry bicycle stand
gammon flaps
gash
hairy cheque book
hairy cup
hairy doughnut
Velcro triangle
honey pot
lettuce
monkey
mott
spadgeraus
salmon canyon.
slit
spasm chasm
stench trench
yak
and yes, I do read Viz
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