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I've just noticed how many slang words there are now! Like my whole school now says mush (ryhmes with bush) for an affectionate term for sumone (aww mush! or Cheers mush!). i was just wondring if your area has anything like that?
also, did you know the word bling bling is now in the dictionary?
also, did you know the word bling bling is now in the dictionary?
*cringes at word 'mush'*
Will
*cringes at word 'mush'*
What's wrong with mush?
Spring_Ryder
I've just noticed how many slang words there are now! Like my whole school now says mush (ryhmes with bush) for an affectionate term for sumone (aww mush! or Cheers mush!). i was just wondring if your area has anything like that?
also, did you know the word bling bling is now in the dictionary?
also, did you know the word bling bling is now in the dictionary?
at my school musha is sometimes used as an insult
At the risk of being extremely prescriptive/subjective - it sounds really... well... common.
I also don't like the sound of the word.
I also don't like the sound of the word.
Will
At the risk of being extremely prescriptive/subjective - it sounds really... well... common.
I also don't like the sound of the word.
I also don't like the sound of the word.
yes, it is associted with something townies would say.......especially chavs...
How i hate chavs......*burns*
Yeah my mate darren says that...only person i know that does it though lol.
Everything we say is slang here. People who talk to me on msn might notice i sometimes spell words funny.
Everything we say is slang here. People who talk to me on msn might notice i sometimes spell words funny.
darlingo is the new word at school. 'Hello my dalrlingos' 'Darlingo you look fab' 'SHABINGO DARLINGO!' I love that one.
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