Uncommon words and Meanings

[DejaBrew]

Word of the day: MUFFIN-WALLOPER – (Victorian English) someone who likes a catch-up with a friend over a lovely cup of tea.

I'm not googling the etymology of that word

Doesn't strictly sound like it has positive connotations does it?

 

[andye]

I wouldn't google either but I'm sure it derives from the SFW bun/crumpet you eat with your cup of tea

 

[TheRealTMA]

Word of the day: MUFFIN-WALLOPER – (Victorian English) someone who likes a catch-up with a friend over a lovely cup of tea.

I'm not googling the etymology of that word

Sounds a bit South Australian to me!

 

[VPS]

Sounds a bit South Australian to me!

oi

I wouldn't google either but I'm sure it derives from the SFW bun/crumpet you eat with your cup of tea

sorry what does SFW mean?

 

[DejaBrew]

sorry what does SFW mean?

"Soft, fluffy, warm"

 

[VPS]

And more weird words

Skibidi and tradwife among words added to Cambridge Dictionary

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[andye]

"Soft, fluffy, warm"

"Safe for work" usually preceded by N