Objects are usually named after their discoverers or inventers.....all words are drived from the original languages that we all spoke,such as latin...and get abbreviated over the years.............
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Objects are usually named after their discoverers or inventers.....all words are drived from the original languages that we all spoke,such as latin...and get abbreviated over the years.............
say the word defence or expire over and over.... eventually they will have no meaning and you will begin to question whether you have just made it up...
it works with most words really.
Bakewell is weird
what if they made a Bakewell, that wasnt baked well at all.. Like something from my Home Economics class (I thought adding sugar to sausage rolls would make them taste nice, how wrong i was!
Would it still be a bakewell?
yes, it would still be called a "bakewell" because the cake, if you like, orginated from the town Bakewell. I've been there aswell - it's a rubbish town.
I like the word cupcake... I don't know why7 but it just feels nice rolling off the tongue.. [img]smile.gif[/img] ha ha cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake cupcake ok now it sounds wierd..... if you say it fast enough it sounds like cake up ha ha..
how do town's get their name.. i.e middlesex was did it used to be middle essex or cornwall.. is there a wall of corn there? and did a guy called scott own some land up north???
whats every ones favourite word ?
mines Pipe it means cool.
E.g.1, 19 o'clock and everything....is pipe
E.g.2, You are so unpipe