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Wasps in the greenhouse
I thought it was wobbles... not boggles. Mick Hey Mick, wobbles means teeters or sways (weebles wobble) boggles means confuses You were probably wobbling and the mosquito got boggled. N. |
Wasps in the greenhouse
Nancy,
It's late. I am going to toggle off. Mick |
Wasps in the greenhouse
The context in which I used the word "boggles" was "to be overcome with
fright or astonishment" - take your pick! ~John "Mick Fournier" wrote in message ... Nancy, It's late. I am going to toggle off. Mick |
Wasps in the greenhouse
John,
I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them. I always tell my friends that I grow orchids on the boggles. Boggles is the plural of bogg. Mick ==================== "John Varigos" wrote in message om... The context in which I used the word "boggles" was "to be overcome with fright or astonishment" - take your pick! ~John |
Wasps in the greenhouse
Mick Fournier wrote: John, I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them. That's a lot of outhouses, "bog" also being a euphemism for the shack out back. J. Del Col |
Wasps in the greenhouse
J,
I have never heard of that euphemism... so please don't bog me down. I need to stay focused on the main topic in this thread. Mick wrote in message ups.com... Mick Fournier wrote: John, I have a bogg in the backyard... actually I have 5 of them. That's a lot of outhouses, "bog" also being a euphemism for the shack out back. J. Del Col |
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