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Pretty sure someone said that before.

Quantum.
I need to study moar of that stuff before final exams x_x'

inSAYAN

Moron, Muppet, Twit, Degenerate aren't awesome, but they're useful if you're feeling pretty abrasive.

yolo
thats asom right guyz???

"Chronophagous" == Time-consuming

Thanks boombo.

A few of us seem to use "inall" when texting, instead of saying "and all". The British are very fond of using "init", which is basically like saying "isn't it" at the end of a sentence

Maybe they should say "systemd" instead.

I love the word us Irish use where we so something for the "craic". We just want to have the "craic" is all

It just refers to having a laugh or a good time really. You do something for a bit of "craic" or say like "last night was great craic."

It has nothing to do with drugs so don't even attempt to think such a thing

In case it's not clear everyone else, it's pronounced "crack", not "crake".

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PluMGMK wrote:In case it's not clear everyone else, it's pronounced "crack", not "crake".

Oh yeah, I meant to mention that too

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:Lopadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimhypotrimmatosilphioparaomelitokatakechymenokichlepikossyphophattoperisteralektryonoptekephalliokigklopeleiolagoiosiraiobaphetraganopterygon, the longest word ever to appear in literature.

Ah, the longest word in literature, used in Aristophanes comedy play "Assemblywomen"

A non-English one I really like is "sbagliato".
My Italian colleague was somewhat bewildered by the force I once attributed to the word, since it basically just means "wrong". I guess that the strong "ba-" onset brings to mind Hiberno-English terms like "banjax" and "bags up". Coupled with the reinforcing "z-" prefix, that probably makes my mind lean more towards "completely screwed up" than just "wrong".

I like the word banjaxed actually, people tend to say that here a lot

Everyone here uses the word "gaff" instead of house. I often hear "How’s she cuttin’?" here instead of hello. I also love the way we say "Oul Fella" / "Da" and "Oul Wan" / "Ma" to refer to our mothers and fathers in real life conversations

EDIT: I love "leg it" instead of run, that's brilliant

I find the word "Kerfuffle" to be an amusing word to use.
It is like a funny word that a child Would use But it makes sense in lots of stirred up occasions.

Is it just the UK & Ireland that say I'm bolloxed when they're tired or is that said everywhere?

I know it's also used here the same way as banjaxed aka broken but I'm wondering is it used in that context elsewhere.

I think "magnetron"'s pretty cool. Doesn't really sound like something everyone has in their kitchen