Wack fol the daddio is some thing like "have a big swig (of whisky) (in remembrance) of father' and nothing to do with hitting an old man. "Whacko is actually "waught" as in "willie-waught" which is Scottish/Irish for a deep draught. Look at the words to Old Lang Syne.
The Irish add "o" to the end of words same as the Australians eg righto, goodo, Jacko, Johnno etc, thus whacko and daddio or daddyo.
"muisce rinne don a do amadan" in Gaelic which means "water (whisky) made for your time" or less literally "have some whisky to pass the time". Listen carefully to the Dubliners. It is NOT "musha ringa dum a do duma da".
"Says you" is an informal expression that can be used to express skepticism or doubt about something that someone else has said. It implies that the speaker does not believe or agree with the statement made by the other person.
He ignored all warnings and signs, heading for a fall in his reckless pursuit of success.
Some words used in the 1970s include "groovy" (meaning cool or fashionable), "far out" (meaning excellent or amazing), "disco" (referring to a genre of dance music), "hippie" (referring to members of a counterculture movement emphasizing peace and love), and "funky" (meaning stylish or unique).
In 1920's slang, "spiffy" means stylish, smart, or fashionable. It is often used to describe someone who is well-dressed or looks sharp.
There doesn't appear to be a commonly recognized term or definition for "wurp" in general use. It could be a made-up or slang word specific to a certain context or community. Without further context, it is difficult to provide a specific answer.
Some slang terms for goodbye in the seventies included: "Catch you on the flip side," "Later gator," "Keep on truckin'," and "Peace out."
It means something along the lines of "very good, excellent, great, amazing" and coined circa 1920 as a flapper idiom. Back then they used this expression because a bee's baskets for pollen are located near its knees, so when the bee's baskets are full of pollen, they are filled with "the good stuff" of that oh-so sweet taste of honey that most of us love.
Probably a sebaceous cyst. I have 2 on my scalp, and have had 3 removed. They aren't dangerous, but can grow quite large and protrude through your hair. The 2 I had removed were roughly the size of a cherry, and a bantam egg !. They can be removed under local or general anaesthetic. The doctor inserts a needle into your head (Yep, that hurts) , cuts the skin and the cyst pops out.
cocaine is a drug used recreationally by people but it is commonly thought to be a Schedule I narcotic in the US. This is wrong. Cocaine HCL is actually a Schedule II substance and can be dispensed with a prescription. Another form of Cocaine is Crack. Crack Cocaine is basically Cocaine that has had all the impurities cooked out of it and it is smoked in a little stem with chore boy giving the user an instant "tweeky" like "Superman" like feeling. It's a little weird and can't describe it. The way that drug tests test for cocaine is by locating ecgonine in the urine or blood stream. Ecgonine is a metabolite of cocaine.
The word "booze" was in use in the early 1800's, and probably comes from the Middle English "bouse" or Middle Dutch "bosen" which meant "to drink heavily." This word was reinforced by the name of distiller E.G. Booze from Philadelphia
Depends on what you mean by hot. I hate to tell you but in the 1970s? Hot would actually mean stolen. It wouldnt mean anything at all that Paris Hilton would understand. Then again, there's a teensy tinsy possible probability that it could be applied in both ways to cars, ie: if you had a hot hot car, you could have an impressive car that was just stolen. But nobody would really use it that way.
The one term, though, that stands out in my mind for what I think you really do want is foxy. I know it sounds parodic, but it wasn't in the early 70s. That really is the word that people would use, cf the late Cyrinda Foxe, cf the Sweet song Fox on the Run.
In fact, for all your foxy needs, you might look to the most popular songs of the time. That's where you'll get your slang terms, just like now.
But there weren't as many words, I don't think, for this concept then. People really did use the word sexy a lot--as in Rod Stewart's D'Ya Think I'm Sexy [of all horrible things]. They also used the word fine.
cuz it comes from the ground on up in a plant form
It wasn't. A weed was slang for a Cigarette
if you have a self cleaning oven put the grates inside while the oven is cleaning. sometimes you have to set the oven to clean longer but it works great. leave the racks in the oven and place the grates on them. you can also place the metal burners in as well.
Yes, in reference to a person's physical appearance. Hawt/hot can mean they are extremely attractive.
Haute is the French word for "high" and can refer to high fashion (haute couture).
Dalsey, Hillblom and Lynn (founders of DHL Worldwide Express)
As an adjunct, ..... I worked for DHL in its world wide expansion of the mid to late 80's producing advertising and P.R. and was rewarded for good work by flying Concorde (on its daily courier flight to New York) ...... As few European staff even knew, pronounce or remember the founders names (Dalsey, Hillblom and Lynn) DHL became DAVE, HARRY AND LARRY, legend has it that they once sat on the beach in Hawaii wondering how to get 'their' surfboards back to the States,.... so DHL and the P.R. legend was born! ...... but did they ever surf?
The meaning of the phrase "The camera never lies " is that we have an unbreakable prove.We can't prove the opposite when is more than obvious..
== == "Erika" is the German name equivalent to "Heather"
It means "the law maker" It also means "great warrior" in spanish In English it mean "ruler forever"
1/2 hours. One hour and a half
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It is when someone, usually a sinle girl, is at a dance and she does not get asked to dance be any of the male attendees. In fact she is probably not noticed by anyone and therefore might as well be part of the wall she is sitting in front of.
Tedious means repetitive, tiresome, boring, brain-numbing.
Tiresome, if something takes a long time or is boring - or both.
There are several different symbols that are recognized as peace signs world wide. The most popular is the circle with a line through the middle and two smaller branches emanating from the center to the edge of the circle about 35 degrees out from the line on either side. This was originally the symbol for nuclear disarmament and became a symbol for peace worldwide.
Another symbols for peace is the V made with a hand by folding in all fingers except the forefinger and the middle finger. This V stands for "Victory" in many places, but is also known as a symbol of peace because of the peace that was brought about in Europe and Asia at the end of World War 2.
In addition to these signs of peace, the Dove and the Olive Branch are also signs of peace which date back thousands of years to Biblical Times. There are other signs of peace such as flags and symbols as well, but these are the most prominent.
A white flag, an inverted Y with a 3rd leg inside a circle, a dove.
you've gotta meet alot of bad guys, ones who don't appreciate you before you finally meet the right one who will treat you like a princess :)