Pappy
Living the Dream
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Sure do!anyone remember "ditto sheets"?
Huh?obstreperous (sp?)
..as in ''don't be so obstreperous'' .... eg..noisy and difficult to control ( yes heard it lost when we were kids, hardly ever hear it used today )obstreperous (sp?)
We use both words in every day language here...I love gob-smacked!
Haven't heard gallivant since I was a kid outside all day.
Yep!..as in ''don't be so obstreperous'' .... eg..noisy and difficult to control ( yes heard it lost when we were kids, hardly ever hear it used today )
thanks! I'd never heard it before...as in ''don't be so obstreperous'' .... eg..noisy and difficult to control ( yes heard it lost when we were kids, hardly ever hear it used today )
I still use "persnickety". My daughter was a persnickety eater as a kid.I like "persnickety" and "skullduggery." My mother was always saying "Don't be so persnickety." She said that a lot when I refused to eat my Malt-o-Meal cereal, which to this day I cannot gag down. My mother, who lived through the depression, was of the "You'll eat what is put before you and be glad of it" school of thought.
Good one. I like 'idyllic.'Talking of best words.....I love Halcyon.... ( I should have chosen that as my forum ID way back in the day ..)