20 Obsolete English Words that Should Make a Comeback

[MissMittens]

That's a good one. Or 'fast' meaning a girl that's a bit too good to the boys!

Usually used in the phrase "fast and loose" if I recall......

 

[MissMittens]

I still use his one! Or I refer to them as 'loose women'

Floozey

 

[AtomicEraTom]

I also quote the Statler Brothers and use the phrase 'scarlet woman'

[video=youtube;AifXbzR4JMM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AifXbzR4JMM[/video]

Floozey

 

[MissMittens]

I also quote the Statler Brothers and use the phrase 'scarlet woman'

[video=youtube;AifXbzR4JMM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AifXbzR4JMM[/video]

Let's not forget "harlot"

What REALLY bothers me is that there aren't really masculine equivalents. Yet for every harlot, there has to be a man who wishes to partake of the offer.........

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Very, very true. Even now, there's only one modern connotation I can even think of that I hear used often. As, I just told my buddy (who has 2 gals expecting his child at the same time) it takes two to tango. He always tries to blame the women for it.

Let's not forget "harlot"

What REALLY bothers me is that there aren't really masculine equivalents. Yet for every harlot, there has to be a man who wishes to partake of the offer.........

 

[MissMittens]

Very, very true. Even now, there's only one modern connotation I can even think of that I hear used often. As, I just told my buddy (who has 2 gals expecting his child at the same time) it takes two to tango. He always tries to blame the women for it.

Of course, it's not his fault, he was just being a man. I hate that kind of thing. There is one word that does come to mind, starts with a d, ends with a k, but that's the only negative connotation i can think of pertaining to a man.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

You said it, that's one of the biggest forgotten English words, in my opinion, is Gentleman!

Of course, it's not his fault, he was just being a man. I hate that kind of thing. There is one word that does come to mind, starts with a d, ends with a k, but that's the only negative connotation i can think of pertaining to a man.

 

[MissMittens]

You said it, that's one of the biggest forgotten English words, in my opinion, is Gentleman!

Even sadder is the fact that modern women see a Gentleman as boring, somewhat effeminate.

If you ride a Harley, have more tattoos than Kat Von D and drink beer like it's going out of style, slap your woman once in a while, refer to your girlfriend as your "*****" in public, you'll have no end of girls hitting you up.

If you're nice to your girlfriend, hold doors open, buy her flowers, tell her she's pretty without trying to get her in the sack every time you say it, you're soft, wimpy, not "man enough".

 

[rue]

Hey you two.... don't be talking behind my back like that

 

[MissMittens]

Hey you two.... don't be talking behind my back like that

SO how about it? Want to play my secretary? :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[rue]

You are so bad lol lol lol

 

[MissMittens]

You are so bad lol lol lol

How do you know when you haven't tried it? Don't knock the goods until you've tried them

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[rue]

How do you know when you haven't tried it? Don't knock the goods until you've tried them

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh Lord..... what did I get myself into

Now, be nice and be a gentleman

 

[MissMittens]

Oh Lord..... what did I get myself into

You opened the door :lol:

Now, be nice and be a gentleman

A gentleman tries to give a lady what she wants, whenever possible

 

[rue]

You opened the door :lol:



A gentleman tries to give a lady what she wants, whenever possible

I know I know

Good boy

Has someone mentioned... shenanigans ?

 

[MissMittens]

Has someone mentioned... shenanigans ?

As in what you got into here?

 

[rue]

As in what you got into here?

Precisely

 

[MissMittens]

Precisely

At least you're woman enough to admit it

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Dummy up, here she is! (Like I could ever say a negative thing about you, Rue!)

Hey you two.... don't be talking behind my back like that

 

[Miss Tuppence]

What about
‘Flibbertigibbet’- A flighty, gossipy, usually a young girl.
‘Scallywag’ and in the same sense ‘Rascal’
‘Guttersnipe’- Street Urchin… All of which I get called.

I use ‘stinker’ a lot (Didn’t go well- or he/she was unpleasant)…He was a real stinker!
‘Fiddlesticks’- annoyance….