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Can "Yucca" be a English name?
"Farm1" please@askifyouwannaknow wrote in news:44cf3d68$0$1512$5a62ac22
@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au: "FragileWarrior" wrote in message Janet Baraclough wrote in Was reading a story about how some pirates ran off with their booty, when the whole classroom erupted in giggles. Teacher kindly explained alternative meaning of "booty" Just to add to your education.. In Britain, every male and female has a "fanny" (which is also a girl's name). It does not mean the same area of the anatomy it does in America. :-) Janet. Really, what does it mean then? Fanny means butt/buttocks/ass as far as I always understood it. (And three out of four of my grandparents were from the UK.) If there's another meaning for it in America, I don't know it. Never use "fanny" in any English speaking country outside North America. You'll be considered to be extremely coarse Frankly, I detest the word. It sounds much more vulgar to me than "ass". I always felt dreadfully sorry for any poor girl who had to bear that name. |
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