Who isn't a sucker for mildly archaic past participle forms?
Utterly charming.
Who isn't a sucker for mildly archaic past participle forms?
Utterly charming.
The idea of teen maccers muttering "she said knob" in her north country dialect is infinitely more appealing than Jamie throwing a knob in for his mates.
perhaps an audio file?
The idea of teen maccers muttering "she said knob" in her north country dialect is infinitely more appealing than Jamie throwing a knob in for his mates.
perhaps an audio file?
You sound very useful.
You sound very useful.
Back to your meatus, sac.
Back to your meatus, sac.
didn't Colin from 'LoveActually' come to the states claiming to have a "big knob"? was he talking about butter????
didn't Colin from 'LoveActually' come to the states claiming to have a "big knob"? was he talking about butter????
I just can't eat toast without a huge, dripping knob on it.
I just can't eat toast without a huge, dripping knob on it.
ET's calling her leg of lamb "a joint" kept me smiling for a week.
ET's calling her leg of lamb "a joint" kept me smiling for a week.
1865 Gd. Words Feb. 125/1 These children..when they are ‘very good’, and work hard,..sometimes get a ‘knob o' suck’..on Saturday.
cf. 1973 M. AMIS Rachel Papers 158 My knob was knee-high to a grasshopper, the size of a toothpick, as I skipped across the room and fell to a crouch by the side of the bed.
1865 Gd. Words Feb. 125/1 These children..when they are ‘very good’, and work hard,..sometimes get a ‘knob o' suck’..on Saturday.
cf. 1973 M. AMIS Rachel Papers 158 My knob was knee-high to a grasshopper, the size of a toothpick, as I skipped across the room and fell to a crouch by the side of the bed.
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