Poop-noddy

Ah, yes, the ever-intriguing “poop-noddy.” Let’s delve into this linguistic gem with the grace of a drunken hippopotamus at a porcelain buffet, shall we? First, the OED definition. Now, the OED is like the dictionary equivalent of a museum curator explaining why grandma’s dusty doorknob collection is historically significant. They …

Aubergines , eggplants and a tale of two fanny`s….

“Used in present-day English chiefly by America speakers as a synonym for the aubergine, aubergine was originally applied specifically to the white-skinned, egg-shaped variety of the vegetable. This was in the mid-eighteenth century (available evidence suggests that the term predates aubergine by about 30 years). By the middle of the …

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