words.

[prendrelemick]

its all grist to the mill
thingymijigg

[Maximilianus]

thingymijigg

Dunno this one... meaning, please?

[Lynne50]

Hi Max,
I think thingymijigg is when you want to name something and can't quite find the word for it. It's when you have it on the tip of your tongue. It's like when you have a senior moment, too, which I have lots of lately. LOL

[prendrelemick]

Thats right Lynne, the same as a what-cha-ma-call-it, or a doo-da-wot-not .

[Maximilianus]

Hi Max,
I think thingymijigg is when you want to name something and can't quite find the word for it. It's when you have it on the tip of your tongue. It's like when you have a senior moment, too, which I have lots of lately. LOL

Hi Lynne, and thank you

Thats right Lynne, the same as a what-cha-ma-call-it, or a doo-da-wot-not .

Didn't know these ones either, thank you too

I LOVE LIT NET.

Now I have where and who to hire as dialect coaches

THANK YOU BOTH

[Maximilianus]

I've just learned this one by mere chance and I just love its sound: gobbledygook

[kasie]

I've just learned this one by mere chance and I just love its sound: gobbledygook

Tune in to any party political broadcast, Max, and you'll hear it spoken fluently.

[kasie]

its all grist to the mill.....

Eh, but tha's a true Yorkshireman, 'mick, no grist to't'mill means trouble a't'mill, and that's f'sure.

[Maximilianus]

Tune in to any party political broadcast, Max, and you'll hear it spoken fluently.

I bet I will

[TinCan]

Whatchamacallit- it's delicious too! :P

Whenever one of my friends is feeling good about something, he says he feels crunchy. I guess he's trying to coin a phrase. Try it with someone and see what they think. Just say "I'm feeling crunchy." I know I thought he was crazy, but now I like it.

Hope you all have a crunchy night!

[wlz]

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo!

[NikolaiI]

using enthusiasm as a verb. Like this:

Mathor is enthused!

It's a very ancient usage of the word, and is no longer commonly accepted by most English dictionaries.

I'm very surprised to hear that it isn't accepted by most dictionaries. And I must say I don't think it's an ancient use, because I've heard it and used it many times.

[Blanket Heist]

Southpaw.
Van Gogh's ear for music.

**The cat's meow.

[skib]

Favorite describing words for that thing you can't remember it's name:
doomaflitchy
doohicky
that f-ing thing

favorite name for a pencil/other writing utensil:
scribblestick

favorite words of all time:
I agree with juniper. I love cusswords.

[Lumiere]

secret
torture
poor is cool