1. ‘At the end of the day.’ Meaningless filler phrase. 2. ‘Babe’. Toe curling, as used by one of my daughters and her partner exclusively to each other. 3. ‘Darling’. Not in itself toe curling but inappropriate when used by youngest daughter to her partner as they are not middle class.
As in, "if you can get that report over to me by close of play today".
Ugh. If used in a work context, it's work, not a game. I'm not doing this for my own entertainment - you're paying me to be here. If used outside of work, it's still not a game!!
Words that don't mean what they used to I would like to add PANTS describing something rubbish these days. NothiNK somethiNK, not sounding the G on the end of s word
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2. ‘Babe’. Toe curling, as used by one of my daughters and her partner exclusively to each other.
3. ‘Darling’. Not in itself toe curling but inappropriate when used by youngest daughter to her partner as they are not middle class.
No, I don’t know what you mean. Perhaps if you had told me clearly and concisely you wouldn’t need to ask.
> Hun
> Stag/hen doo
> Anyways
> I don’t do (instead of like, enjoy, practise, take, have etc)
> Put my hands up to ...
.... and don't get me started on which type of coffee you can have - still don't know what a flat white and a skinny latte are.