A TENNER is British slang for £10.
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A TENNER is British slang for £10.
If I don't cook the meat too much, it's TENDER
(this word exists, right? my google dictionary says so)
Are you into haymaking? You should use a TEDDER.
Yes it's a word.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patofan
I'm more in cotton growing, so I'll use my BEDDER
If one made some sort of robot, with the sole purpose of bending metal, one might call him BENDER.
I stored my papers in a binder.
Bayern Munich beat Real Madrid last night, I thought Robben played a BLINDER.
I don't have a fancy sentence to post here so I'll just randomly shout BLENDER out. BLENDER!!!1
/Jetpack
I hope I don't BLUNDER the opportunity to use such a wonderful word.
A 500W light can be a blinder.
I have a load of notes I keep in a binder
I feel this thread is going round in circles.
Rocks can be formed into circles. An example of a rock would be a CINDER.
Mmmmm Cider
Anyone remember Dennis Hopper, who starred in such films as Easy RIDER?
In science, we talked about making power from a river.
You hold sheets of metal together with a rivet
A TRIVET is an object placed between a plate (for example) and a table to protect the table from heat damage. Who knew, eh?
"TRIVETS" is the plural form of TRIVET.
(if you say trivet again i am gonna eat your face off. Yeah, you, next poster.)
RIVETS is the plural of RIVET
PRIVETS is mah word.