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I have to second that, or is it third that

Today the word is a Canadian colloquialism - SNIRT - but can apply to the UK as well.
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A SNIRT is the lovely transitional piece between snow and dirt in early spring.

Well up till now we have had very little Snirt in the UK, but plenty of water though

INGANNATION!

Don't ingannate by looking up the definition either!

Sorry to say I had to INGANNATE (singular?) in order to find this one out

I thought today your word would be 'Elated' H. Not new but a mood

I suppose ELATION would do

FARCEUR - don't be a FARCEUR!

My latest new word for today!

People are always calling me a silly FARCEUR

Yeah - I get the sense you could be a farceur H!

@ LLL

Just came across another new one!

SCELESTIOUS.........definitely never heard this word before.

It was very SCELESTIOUS of you to baffle us with your new word LLL

Aww you Farceur you!

LovelyLadyLux wrote:Aww you Farceur you!

Cadswallop - my NEW word for today. And it could be a 'load of'.........

Interesting one that LLL, and if it's the same word then we would spell it as CODSWALLOP with an 'O' and it's still a quite widely used word in the UK, but that could be a load of rubbish

Oppps - I misspelled my new word of the day and it IS CODSWALLOP. It is an O (and not an A) To my knowledge and to my hearing it is a word that isn't used here at all nowadays.

Oh it's used a lot here LLL. Our politicians are past masters at spouting a load of codswallop. But I thought it was an international form of 'political speak'. Talk for ages but actually say nothing of any meaning.

There is a School of Codswallop here at a place called Middle Wallop.

There is a School of Codswallop here at a place called Middle Wallop.

Now that really is a load of Codswallop Grandad.