08 Jul 18
MUMBLECRUST
Derived from the name of a stock character in medieval theatrical farces, a mumblecrust is a toothless beggar.
FUSTYLUGS
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this term for “a woman of gross or corpulent habit” is derived from fusty, in the sense of something that’s gone off or gone stale.
BESPAWLER
To bespawl means to spit or dribble. A bespawler is a slobbering person, who spits when he talks.
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeI look forward to seeing them used on this forum.
MUMBLECRUST
Derived from the name of a stock character in medieval theatrical farces, a mumblecrust is a toothless beggar.
FUSTYLUGS
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this term for “a woman of gross or corpulent habit” is derived from fusty, in the sense of something that’s gone off or gone stale.
BESPAWLER
To bespawl means to spit or dribble. A bespawler is a slobbering person, who spits when he talks.
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08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59I've already called Eladar a 'Fopdoodle' in the SF.
I look forward to seeing them used on this forum.
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(Old English for an insignificant or foolish man).
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08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukePerhaps a creative context:
MUMBLECRUST
Derived from the name of a stock character in medieval theatrical farces, a mumblecrust is a toothless beggar.
FUSTYLUGS
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this term for “a woman of gross or corpulent habit” is derived from fusty, in the sense of something that’s gone off or gone stale.
BESPAWLER
To bespawl means to spit or dribble. A bespawler is a slobbering person, who spits when he talks.
"No longer of interest, the fustylug prowled the strand. She was a pathetic mumblecrust, doubly serving as a foul-breathed bespawler.
Great stuff Ghost...keep them coming! 🙂
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @wolfe63GOLLUMPUS
Perhaps a creative context:
"No longer of interest, the fustylug prowled the strand. She was a pathetic mumblecrust, doubly serving as a foul-breathed bespawler.
Great stuff Ghost...keep them coming! 🙂
A large, clumsy fellow.
DEATH'S HEAD UPON A MOP-STICK
A poor, miserable, emaciated fellow.
BEARD SPLITTER
A man much given to wenching, or consorting with prostitutes.
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @apathistGnashgab.
I've heard that the english are fairly polite. I see now that is just a front.
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @great-big-steesThat is a weird spelling for 'woman'.
GNASHGAB: An 18th century northern English word for someone who only ever seems to complain.
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeI love you ghost! You are so awesome. I am totally not gay. yet
Sir, please don't upset the Americans.
I require their tv programmes.
I do enjoy life.
08 Jul 18
Originally posted by @wolfe63I rubbed dicks once. Not going back for more. This is an issue for you? People should not be allowed to explore?
"totally not gay"?
Meaning? Maybe just, sometimes...a little bit?
Not that there's anything wrong with that.[/b]