What is your favourite word?
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My favourite word is "Pillock." I use it a lot especially when I'm in the car, it's very satisfying
I also use the word "rollocks" a nautical term I think, no doubt any sailors out there will correct me if I'm wrong.
Haven't posted for a while but have been popping in to read the odd posts now and again.
Lesley.
I also use the word "rollocks" a nautical term I think, no doubt any sailors out there will correct me if I'm wrong.
Haven't posted for a while but have been popping in to read the odd posts now and again.
Lesley.
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Re: What is your favourite word?
shacane as in racing.
thinks its pretty
and padantic if its spelt like that lol.
thinks its pretty
and padantic if its spelt like that lol.
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Re: What is your favourite word?
There are words that are used in Scottish English that are not common elsewhere.
"Outwith" is one.
Scottish people also have lots of words to describe rain. I think "smir" is one of the most descriptive for that light kind of rain that does not seem to know if it wants to fall or go back up!
My favourite onomatopoeic word is either "sizzle" or "ripple".
Andrew
"Outwith" is one.
Scottish people also have lots of words to describe rain. I think "smir" is one of the most descriptive for that light kind of rain that does not seem to know if it wants to fall or go back up!
My favourite onomatopoeic word is either "sizzle" or "ripple".
Andrew
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