First of all, I'm setting the record straight that I do not have a flying phobia. I heard that definition of an airplane (a silver tube with wings) in a comedy routine. Although that thought does cross my mind as I'm flying. :0)
Let's stick with word verification for this next round. Give me a definition and use it in a sentence. Keep it clean. :0)
The word verification is: BUTOISI
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butoisi (but-o-is-i)- a fervant exclamation of woe. When I had a flat tire I exclaimed, "Butoisi!"
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ReplyDeletebutoisi (slang) - an exclamatory conjunction signaling comprehension following an interjection, commonly used by people who don't get a joke upon first hearing.
ReplyDeleteexample: "So the woman had a duck under her arm? Butoisi! (But...Oh, I see!)"
The term used to describe teenagers who sag their pants. "Oh there goes another Butoisi"
ReplyDeleteButoisi (adj): Pale and sickly
ReplyDeleteMary couldn't help but worry about her son as he had looked rather butoisi when he left for school.
(I hope I understand this game properly. I'm just treating it like Balderdash, so I hope that is ok.)
butoisi (bu-toy-see) slang, archaic.
ReplyDeleteSomeone who interrupts a conversation with unwelcome remarks. Precursor to "butinski."
Well thank-you very much Mr butoisi, now if you don't mind, we'd like to continue our conversation.
Anybody else?
ReplyDeleteOkay, I guess everyone who's interested is in.
ReplyDeleteI declare Delirious the winner of this round! You have to admit, her definition of Butoisi and coining of phrase may just catch on!