slobabout clothes - loose fitting clothes that allow one to bend, stretch, lie down
dinkadink - remote control
OK-OK - cat. Also referred to as Stop Wowing, Chuck-a-chuck-a, Inyacome, Goodgirl, Pusscat, Uppyup, Ticka Ticka
gubbins - mess, things
doo-daa-whatsit - definition to be entered at a later date when I've remembered it
treateeeee - a way of bringing a cat in from the garden
playing - doing what one wants, when one wants for no particular end
jolly - going where one wants, when one wants, with whom one wants with the sole purpose of enjoyment
here-oy-eatit - word uttered when food is put in front of a cat
•••••••• cat! - words uttered when cat refuses to eat food offered
Edit : Mac n' Janet have added another word in the comments - great word. Thank you. Please read their definition and add more of your own if you wish.
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Edit : Mac n' Janet have added another word in the comments - great word. Thank you. Please read their definition and add more of your own if you wish.
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Love your definitions, may I add dohicky? To be used when you can't remember the name of something, i.e. Hand me that dohicky.
ReplyDeleteThinking of cat-related words, I had a cat called Polly who I trained to come if I called out "Chee-eese!". My neighbours asked why my cat was called "Cheese"! Another cat, sorry, the feline Love-of-my-Life, Barnabas, would come for "Chicky" if he felt like it; chicky = chicken/ham/beef/lamb/fish/sufficiently strong (for his discerning palate) cheddar. (I once bought mild cheddar by mistake and he wouldn't touch it.) Current cat only likes commercial treats or a tiny piece of ham; he'll come for a rattle treat jar (fool!).
ReplyDeleteJammy don'tknow = Donut.
ReplyDeletegiggyfrecks = spectacles
jobber = remote control
whores' drawers' pasta = pasta puttanesa
Jippo = sauce
Jane x
Dooberry. When you have a lapse and can't think of a word. This happens more in our house as we get older :)
ReplyDeleteLove it
ReplyDeleteCackleberry - eggs
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