Re: OT:Made-up Words (was: compliment vs complement

Ruth...actually I hadn't realized what it was either until last year about
this time...
and my credit card had been compromised for Iced Wear...a company selling
all that glitzy jewelry worn by rap artists, etc.   Here I am in the USA
and
my card was used by someone in the UK....who also tried to pay his montly
ISP bill with it!!!!...duh....Anyway ..it was caught right away when they
charged $1000.00 to my card ...and the next month as I said...my card was
used again--or they tried to...to chg. their internet connection.  I hope
they
found them...( they must have ! ) but sure would like to know what they
did to them.   ....btw....check out this if you want a  new look in
.your smile... .    www.mrbling.com/    Mary

"Ruth in Happy Camp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Never heard either of them before.  You think maybe I live too far out in
> the woods?
> --
> Ruth in Happy Camp
> "CNYstitcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > bling-bling doesn't phase me, but bottylicious does...and yes, it
> > supposedly got added to the dictionary <sigh>.  Makes you wonder about
> > the youth of today....
> >
> > Larisa, only 30 and still can't get over the teen-speak/tween-speak
> > going on today
> >
> > MB wrote:
> >
> > > Diangular is a good new word--I like it !!   If that hip hop singer
can
> get
> > > a word  that he invented ---- bling-bling-----into the Oxford English
> > > Dictionary
> > > I don't see why Ann couldn't strive to get  diangular in there, too.
> ....
> > > Of course, she might need a little fame to pull it off.!..
> > >
> > > Would it be replacing diagonal????    How about calling one of those
> > >  blocks, that we call quarter square triangles , a diangular block...
> > > (two right angles sewn to a straight side? )
> > > I like that much more thean qst.
> > >  Mary
> > >
> > > "Liz & Allan MacDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> > > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > >
> > >>Julia Altshuler wrote:
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>>Sometimes I hear a new or made up word, and I like it immediately.
> > >>>
> > >>Or a child coins it and it gets incorporated in the family vocabulary,
> > >>and spreads...
> > >>
> > >>Ann long ago used 'diangular' for diagonal.  Try saying it, it's a
great
> > >>word!
> > >>Liz
> > >>
> > >>
> > >
> >
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