Word Of The Day

TZEDAKAH noun (tsuh-ah-kah; tsuh-daw-kuh)

Noun
Hebrew, charity or the giving of charity.

Although not really in the Christmas spirit the word schadenfreude springs into mind though I only really wish it for those who have already done the dirty on others. Especially if they thought they would get away with it!

Good word that outwood, are you ont Turf today ?

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Originally Posted by Altobelli

Good word that outwood, are you ont Turf today ?

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No. I am at home in Radcliffe with my iPad and a not too joyous wife. I can only get to games now when my beautiful granddaughters shove me in a car and drive me there. I wish we could have a Turfites Talk meet up sometime but what venue?

Yes a meet up would be good, preferably in the summer.

The Brun Lea on Manchester Road is a good spot, beer is cheap, food not bad and you can keep adding tables when extra guests arrive!

DE RIGUEUR adjective (duh-ri-gur)

adjective

(1) Strictly requiered, as by etiquette, usage, or fashion.

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Originally Posted by Altobelli

DE RIGUEUR adjective (duh-ri-gur)

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Vexatious canker of a word/saying.... especially when spoken with a curled lip and raised eyebrows.

:mad:

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:)

SOCKEROO noun (Sok-uh-roo)

noun

(1) Slang. a notable success: Her performance was a sockeroo.

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Originally Posted by Altobelli

JOLLIFICATION nown jol_uh_fi_key_shuh n

Jolly merrymaking; jolly festivity.

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Is it possible to have merrymaking that's not jolly ?

I only ask.