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[basil6345789]

Everytime I turn on the box someone says either humongous or footfall. What next?

[morpheus2]

Mega.

[Bosscat]

Everytime I turn on the box someone says either humongous or footfall. What next?

Squirtle

[Caballo]

Self starter is quite fashionable at the moment.

[Bosscat]

Mahoosive

[South West Claret.]

When some lazy people are at a real loss for the right frame of words they use the word "extraordinary"... been going on for a decade at least.

[Falcon]

Super- being used as a prefix to almost any word.

I'm super-nervous about this super-exciting phrasing.

[Bosscat]

When some lazy people are at a real loss for the right frame of words they use the word "extraordinary"... been going on for a decade at least.

Thats an Extraordinary statement to make SWC

[South West Claret.]

Thats an Extraordinary statement to make SWC

Ha ha..see what I mean

[MarkGreen]

Peng

[box_of_frogs]

Drone.

[summitclaret]

Trapstop.

[Stayingup]

Everytime I turn on the box someone says either humongous or footfall. What next?

So......

[CleggHall]

going forward!

[CnBtruntru]

Dunno

[conyoviejo]

Brexit

[Bosscat]

Flabberghasted

In fact my Flabber has never been so ghasted

[Lord Beamish]

Woman.

[Cubanclaret]

High press

[FactualFrank]

Smashed it.

[LeadBelly]

"on the cusp" is now widely (over)used. It should be used when there's a real major point of decision/diversion but its become much more mundane.... "I'm on the cusp of deciding whether to have tea or coffee" etc.

"garner" used to mean to proactively collect/gather things, now just used in stead of "get" ..... I garnered a lot of flies in my kitchen.

"sophomore" - apart from the original meaning of 2nd year student in a North American college, this word crops up frequently in record reviews (nowhere else).... Jimmy Bloggs's sophomore album came out yesterday.

"Jaw-dropping" - nearly every bit of tittle-tattle in the gutter press is labeled thus, my jaw has never remotely dropped at any of the stuff then described..

[gawthorpe_view]

Brexit.
[Sorry]

[Pearcey]

Triple cooked chips!! WTF!!!!

[dougcollins]

'Floorplate'.

Aaargh.

[dsr]

"ridiculous", used by football commentators to mean "outstandingly good", now downgraded to "very good", or occasionally even "quite good".

[Cubanclaret]

'fantastic'

The most overused word in the mundane punters lexicon. Alan Shearer's favourite.

[TheFamilyCat]

Smashed it.

Smashed it out of the park. Even worse.

[beddie]

Everytime I turn on the box someone says either humongous or footfall. What next?

I'd be surprised if they didn't put the word "so" before any sentence.

[South West Claret.]

"And let me just say" mainly used by disingenuous Politicians as sidetrack utterance.

[kaptin1]

Triple cooked chips!! WTF!!!!

Why can't they just get it right the first time?