Originally posted by Grampy BobbyKvetch... this can be a verb or noun. 'Kvetching' is habitually complaining, belly-aching, griping,
Janissaries... originally a famous militia of the Ottoman empire; now used to describe
any loyal, submissive followers or supporters. "Yes-men" is sometimes implied.
grousing. A 'kvetch' is one who's always complaining. From the German 'quetschen', to squeeze.
Note: Thank goodness there aren't any of these types hanging around the RHP General Forum.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyLagniappe... something extra, something more, for good measure. Pronounced 'lan-yap'. Word was born in the United States among the
Kvetch... this can be a verb or noun. 'Kvetching' is habitually complaining, belly-aching, griping,
grousing. A 'kvetch' is one who's always complaining. From the German 'quetschen', to squeeze.
Note: Thank goodness there aren't any of these types hanging around the RHP General Forum.
😀
Creole population of Louisiana. It's original meaning is seen in this sentence written by a traveler in 1893 in Harper's Magazine..."Take
that for a lagniappe," says a storekeeper in New Orleans as he folds a pretty calendar into the bundle of stationery you have purchased.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMare's nest... something supposed to be a wonderful discovery but
Lagniappe... something extra, something more, for good measure. Pronounced 'lan-yap'. Word was born in the United States among the
Creole population of Louisiana. It's original meaning is seen in this sentence written by a traveler in 1893 in Harper's Magazine..."Take
that for a lagniappe," says a storekeeper in New Orleans as he folds a pretty calendar into the bundle of stationery you have purchased.
turning out to be a hoax, a condition of confusion or great disorder.