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etymology - Origin of "janky" as in, "This setup is janky." - English ...
The term "janky" is common in specific gaming communities and refers to using tactics that are bad or subpar. A specific example from Reddit: So Reynad just climbed about 800 ranks in legend with...
etymology - Where do "shenanigans" come from? - English Language ...
Shenanigans, or shenanigan, also with several variant spellings, can be dated to 1855 USA in both the OED and Etymonline, but the OED simply says "Origin obscure" and Etymonline throws a few guesse...
What could be the equivalent term in British or Australian English to ...
Likewise, in (colloquial) Australian English, bogan can be considered roughly equivalent: The term bogan (/ˈboʊɡən/) is Australian and New Zealand slang, usually pejorative or self-deprecating, for an individual who is recognised to be from an unsophisticated background or someone whose speech, clothing, attitude and behaviour exemplifies a lack of manners and education. (Wikipedia)
british english - Who would use the word "manky"? - English Language ...
Both Google ngram and Cambridge Dictionary tell me that "manky" nowadays used to describe something dirty, as in it's "so old and/or used that it became dirty." What I am curious
phrases - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
"In the moment" sounds a little janky. Any nicer-sounding words that aren't long phrases per se? Really wanna find a word or short phrase that captures "living in the moment" or...
phrase usage - "After work at X" or "after finishing work at X" or ...
I think it sounds janky because you took a detour from what? Why not "My work being finished for the day, I soon found myself sidelined as I encountered a detour on my drive home." Just saying "I took a detour" invites cognitive dissonance...you were just talking about work, so do you mean you took a detour from your normal routine by entertaining some new pursuit, or that you were literally ...
What word would you use for something that accidentally works?
0 How about "janky"? jan·ky [ˈjaNGkē] adjective. North American. informal. of extremely poor or unreliable quality: "the software is pretty janky" You'll hear the word alot if you watch youtube channels related to computers.
Rubber baby buggy bumpers [closed] - English Language & Usage Stack ...
Can someone explain the meaning of the following tongue twister:Rubber baby buggy bumpers? I am familiar with the meaning of individual words, but am still not sure that I get the meaning of the wh...