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Words and terms that are badly misused
Words and terms that are badly misused
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Eat all you want at a buffet, limited to 4 servings (yes I seen this in a restaurant once)
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"he was unlucky there,the ball bobbled before he shot"
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Pervert. Dictionary defines it as someone with unnatural sexual urges.
These days it seems to be applied to any bloke who casts an admiring glance at any female.  Must be a moral there somewhere  |
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"I wanna make love to you" are popular song lyrics.
What they really mean is... "I wanna bend her over and give her a good fukcing doggy style" |
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Dearth is used instead of wealth and I am guilty of using chronic incorrectly.
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Passed away
People used to die, but they pass away now, not sure where they pass to |
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Quite a few round here just …..'pass'.
I suppose it avoids the problem of where to. |
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A teacher of mine many years ago used to say that the two of the most misunderstood/misused words were
chronic and wherefore (as in "O Romeo, Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo") |
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'Racist murder' - when a black or an asian person is killed by a white person.
As opposed to 'Murder' - when a white person is killed by a black or an asian. |