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MARVELLOUS STUFF
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It is now.
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Presenting has been taken by numpties on the telly
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tr.v. gift·ed, gift·ing, gifts
1. To present something as a gift to. 2. To endow with. |
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jut because it's in a fecking dictionary doesn't make it a fecking word! You give something it becomes a gift. The word is giving.
You tell a tale. There's no word 'taling' meaning the same as telling. What are you going to be gifting this xmas. Feck right off! |
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Unaccustomed as I am to contradicting blokes what have been to university, I believe gifting was once used as a verb when speaking of things in one's gift, such as church benefices.
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you can't compare with other words
the english language doesn't have a strict formula i think i've gifted you enough of my time now |
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INSTORE is not a word either.
Try telling all the major supermarkets. |
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I think you've given us all enough of your time.
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you appear to be seething
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Spark, you've been gifted the opportunity to retire gracefully. Do it now old boy.
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Never, sir.
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I hate the made up American word "envision" where they mean envisage!
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It shouldn't be used in the sense of giving presents, but it is still useful in other circumstances.
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allusion. not illusion. Allusion
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They mean different things positively...
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i know. was just funny when the guy said it in one flew over the cuckoo nest
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Oh sry, don't remember that bit.
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Sparkmaster - language Nazi!
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Every little helps !
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what about re-gifting
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Sparky wears his pants on the outside and holds them up with suspenders while he struts along the sidewalk to the gift center.
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I'll talk to my facking self then.
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