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General Category => Words => Topic started by: ridethetalk on January 29, 2023, 03:56:28 PM
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SHEBEEN – c’mon, really??? OK, it’s expanded my vocabulary but I’m not sure if I’ll ever use this word and would definitely not consider it common!!!
Btw. I love concept that springs from this puzzle – Chi certainly banishes shabbiness of thinking… >:D >:D >:D
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New word for me too.
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Shebeen to hell and back, poor thing. At least she's not a hasbeen.
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I knew the word from my month in South Africa decades ago, but thought it was spelled shabeen. I think any Southern African would know it.
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Must be a marked lack of persons with an Irish or Scots background - or readers of literature by authors from those places - for shebeen to cause such concern. I mean where else are you going to get a tinct when the pubs are shut?
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At least she's not a hasbeen.
Better to be a hasbeen, than a neverwas.
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I mean where else are you going to get a tinct when the pubs are shut?
Don't they still have sly grog shops in Melbourne?
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Better to be a hasbeen, than a neverwas.
🤣🤣🤣
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Better to be a hasbeen, than a neverwas.
Not necessarily the case, whisky. We have some has-been prime ministers, (especially the four before the current incumbent) and without a doubt this country would be in a much better place if they'd been a never-was.
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Yes, I think the word is not so well known outside Ireland and South Africa (and Scotland according to guyd). I'll make it rare.
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Thanks Alan...