Fuck me. It's quite easy. The clue is in what I said. I'd not used the words Hi Tec Squash in about 30 years (I pointed said article out to Mrs G). I think that qualifies, don't you, Pedantic Pete.Fuck me! How difficult is it? The clue's in the title. Forgotten words, not things!
In all fairness old chum, it's pretty obvious from the wording of the thread that the OP was looking for words which were commonly used in the past but have fallen out of favour. You can lead a horse to water as they say. Have a great day Lefty.Fuck me. It's quite easy. The clue is in what I said. I'd not used the words Hi Tec Squash in about 30 years (I pointed said article out to Mrs G). I think that qualifies, don't you, Pedantic Pete.
Hahaha, brilliant GT, I bet they don’t even play ticky-it;)Do kids still play rallyvo?
Takes me back to my old cars and my brother in law saying to me on a cold damp day when my car wouldn’t start, “when did you last have your points changed?”Carburettor
We used to call it Relievo. The seeker looked for the kids who were hiding. When he found one he ran back to the base and named the kid he had found. That kid then had to stand by the base. The game carried on until everybody was found and were back on the base.It was a variation of hide and seek. I think one person minded base and had to search for the others, when found they went onto his team, something like that. We used to play it a lot, and kick the can.
To fall over on one's ankle. That sounds a mish mash of words but I hope you know what it means. I suppose that's why the word cruckle was invented!what does it mean?
I could google but that's no fun.