As our language goes through changes....so do our dictionaries.
It was recently announced that the revised Oxford English Dictionary includes 2500 new words.
Here are a few examples:
crapola: (noun) Material of poor quality, rubbish; nonsense
omigod: (interjection) Expr. astonishment or shock, pain or anger: Oh my God!
fricking: (adj. and adv.) Expressing amazement, anger, exasperation, etc.
bogus: (noun and adj.) Very displeasing or inferior, bad.
buzzkill: (noun) A person or thing which dampens enthusiasm or enjoyment.
smoosh: (verb trans.) Squash, crush or flatten
unibrow: (noun) A pair of eyebrows that meet above the nose, giving the appearance of a single eyebrow.
"Omigod! I can't believe this fricking crapola! What a buzzkill this is to smoosh my knowledge of what I thought were merely bogus words."
Sorry, I couldn't think of a way to use "unibrow" in my exclamation...
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1 comment:
FUNNY!!!
Thanks for worrying about me. I just seem to work alot, and then blogging is at the bottom of my things to do. However, i read all my friends blogs when I get home.
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