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Send us your words, says dictionary: New edition will allow public to make their own submissions | Mail Online

It seems the Oxford English Dictionary are going to take on board words submitted by the general public, me thinks jaysay could have a real field day with this one:enough::D:D

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Think they'd need a whole new dictionary for you John!

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How about "Jaysayism" as a new word?;)

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A similar classification to "spoonerism"? :D

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But encompasses so much more in its rich variety of expression.

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with all the text speak thats about it will make scrabble increadibly easy to play lol

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Exactly Sue, an important part of the "Jaysayism" is the complete lack of intention when pronouncing them -a sort of sponteneity bordering on the naif!:D

A good example which springs to mind being Dudget instead of Budget - surely a dudget deserves to exist in the collective national vocabulary -it has that certain "Je ne sais qua?!" (pardon mon Francais!):o

I fear the OED may have to set up a whole new collection just for Jaysayisms -I envisage teams of researchers trawling Accyweb for them -could take decades to compile!

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I see someone is thinking up sneaky ways of using up those last impossible letters!:rolleyes::D

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OED will just give it to Collins to turn into a foreign language phrase book. ;) :D

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Oh come on Di I've only made the odd post:eek::eek::D

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Perhaps we are all falling into Jaysayisms - Peut-etre "Je ne sais quoi":D

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Tabernac! Jaysayisms are migrating to other languages:eek:

On a semi-serious note: There is actually an OED of Canadian English. Turns out that "cougar" (as in "old broad looking for boy toys";)) and "stud muffin", are actually Canadian coinages.:D

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Oui-oui!:o That's my Italian creeping in and taking over:D

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Hey:confused::D

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Don't think anybody would be referring to you as a stud muffin Eric:D

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Definition of Stud muffin needed...not in my vocabulary:o

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Wouldn't want to lead you astray mobertol:D

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What will happen if i google it I wonder?

Flashing lights and alarms ringing....:rolleyes:

Just off to give it a try....:D

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:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:Oh No:D

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Exactly -seems the term covers a plethora of sins. Some of the images were quite enlightening -took me quite a while to plough through them:D

Apparently -according the Urban dictionary the stud muffin is synonymous with Spiffy! That sounds more like my kind of vocabulary...

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It didn't take a team just one simple link:-

Jaysayisms

:alright:

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Okay Less I went hook line and sinker for it, doh:o

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How strange, that link seems to have broken, let's try again:-
Jaysayisms

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Sod off:p

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Well we can all understand that, Jaysayism or not.:cool: