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A new word has been added to the Collins English Dictionary....

I know what you're thing :sneaky: -

MEH?!

Well you'd be right!... 'Meh' indeed!....:wah:

oh well I am meh :yh_rotfl

Milly;1062698 wrote: A new word has been added to the Collins English Dictionary....

I know what you're thing :sneaky: -

MEH?!

Well you'd be right!... 'Meh' indeed!....:wah:


Oh Lord...! Please don't tell dubs :sneaky::sneaky::D

See thats why I didn't fit in back in the UK I no longer speak the language....

So how do I now tell my kids to speak properly:yh_rotfl Meh!

I read about 'meh' in the English dictionary and frankly, i am disgusted. I intend to take them to court for breaching the right of British people to speak proper.

It is a blatent attempt to undermine the British way of life and our history. Heads will roll for this.

I have only just found out what 'lol' means :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Now could anyone tell me what 'meh' actually means other than the noise sheep emit when startled??

oscar;1063317 wrote: I read about 'meh' in the English dictionary and frankly, i am disgusted. I intend to take them to court for breaching the right of British people to speak proper.

It is a blatent attempt to undermine the British way of life and our history. Heads will roll for this.

I have only just found out what 'lol' means :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Now could anyone tell me what 'meh' actually means other than the noise sheep emit when startled??


click on the link in Millys op, tells you all you need and indeed want to know:yh_rotfl

really sad part, it was first said on The Simpsons!

I tried looking on dictionary.com for the definition....is it only in certain dictionaries?

pinkchick;1062786 wrote: Oh Lord...! Please don't tell dubs :sneaky::sneaky::D


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dubs;1063470 wrote: ....................


Meh!

It is not, I'm relieved to say, in the Oxford English Dictionary and consequently it's not a legitimate part of speech.

spot;1064106 wrote: It is not, I'm relieved to say, in the Oxford English Dictionary and consequently it's not a legitimate part of speech.


Tis just a matter of time........

spot;1064106 wrote: It is not, I'm relieved to say, in the Oxford English Dictionary and consequently it's not a legitimate part of speech.


In all things British, thank goodness for that. We have had enough of all this texting nonsense as well. It's just an excuse to be lazy and not spiel priper. I had a text recently in reply and i got 'Itt'. Apparently, it means 'Innit though!' An expression of agreement more commonly used in the Bristol area of the country.

Another one i had was 'nbfl' This means 'Not being funny like.

If the OED do agree to put such nonsence in, i can imagine in 20 yrs time, i won't understand one word that the future generation utters. It's bad enough now.

I am going to start a petition to lobby the government into stopping the abuse of all things British. (ITT) and (NBFL).



:yh_rotfl

Ahhhh.... the times they be a changin'......

Or are we just getting *coughs*.......OLD?!!!!!!!! :-2

Milly;1064174 wrote: Ahhhh.... the times they be a changin'......

Or are we just getting *coughs*.......OLD?!!!!!!!! :-2


I'm sounding more like my father as the years go by.

Next i'll be shouting 'That's not music..That's just a horrible noise' and telling Mr O to get his elbows off the table and not speak with food in his mouth. :wah:

its worse than someone saying ah?

Milly;1062698 wrote: A new word has been added to the Collins English Dictionary....

I know what you're thing :sneaky: -

MEH?!

Well you'd be right!... 'Meh' indeed!....:wah:


Meh looks like something that lays in her bed all day after a night of partying.:wah:

qsducks;1064349 wrote: Meh looks like something that lays in her bed all day after a night of partying.:wah:


Or the look you get when you ask hubby to put some shelves up :yh_rotfl

oscar;1064368 wrote: Or the look you get when you ask hubby to put some shelves up :yh_rotfl


What? That look of like "you wan't me to do what"?:yh_rotfl