Word Association

[Thaddeus]

Tam

[MrGaoMungGawn]

A Rye (please)

[Neeranam]

Go Die( gaw Di)

[StreetCowboy]

A Rye (please)

Aft

as our most famous Jewish poet, Rabbi Burns, said

"the best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley"

often translated as 'awry'

[canuckamuck]

Rear

[MrGaoMungGawn]

A Rye (please)

Aft

as our most famous Jewish poet, Rabbi Burns, said

"the best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley"

often translated as 'awry'

Tam.

Tam arai?

A Rye.

Hong Thong?

[Neeranam]

what about Go Die?

[Jip99]

CRAP (s)

[Neeranam]

CRAP (s)

Rubbish

[CharlieH]

Excretion

[StreetCowboy]

what about Go Die?

Sounds a bit like dumplings (fried)

guo tie

or high speed train

[Jip99]

Excretion

Dump

[MrGaoMungGawn]

Dumplings

Guo Tie

(Look It Up!)

Scarf Them Down.

Interesting question! I found a source that shows this meaning of scarf to be a variant of "scoff" [from 1840s] meaning "to eat voraciously." "Scoff" is thought to be a variant of "scaff," which dates back to the 16th century.

Did he say Scat? Scatt?

Or, Cat?

[Neeranam]

Clootie(dumplings)

[MrGaoMungGawn]

Pillow (not breast)

(I recently had an invitation from a man from the area to visit this place and dig for burried Clootie, by a river, under a bridge, in the summer time, for no pay.)

[Thaddeus]

Debts.

(last word again)

[MrGaoMungGawn]

ubiquitous (debts, breasts, but not taxes)

[MrGaoMungGawn]

"(last word again)"

Again,

Point to you.

[Thaddeus]

Quotidian

(I don't score points, that's kiddy stuff)

[MrGaoMungGawn]

FOB?

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"(I don't score points, that's kiddy stuff)"

Agreed,

This wass just an allusion to a statement made in a past life.

[David48]

(Fob) Watch ...

[MrGaoMungGawn]

Dog-Watch (for on board)

[Jip99]

Shift

[Thaddeus]

Piano

(you hum it son)

[Jip99]

Keys

[Thaddeus]

Skeleton

[CharlieH]

Frame

[Jip99]

Stitch

[Dancealot]

Lilo

(I just got up )

[canuckamuck]

Elvis