What is the funniest one syllable word you can think of?BougieBirdie@lemmy.blahaj.zone to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world – 117 points – 3 weeks agoI say "bum" and my wife says "boob" Interested to hear what you think.207Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsCulI've only heard this as cul-de-sac, I didn't know it had another meaningCul-de-sac literally translates to "ass of bag" in french.That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
CulI've only heard this as cul-de-sac, I didn't know it had another meaningCul-de-sac literally translates to "ass of bag" in french.That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
I've only heard this as cul-de-sac, I didn't know it had another meaningCul-de-sac literally translates to "ass of bag" in french.That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
Cul-de-sac literally translates to "ass of bag" in french.That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french. I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.
Cul
I've only heard this as cul-de-sac, I didn't know it had another meaning
Cul-de-sac literally translates to "ass of bag" in french.
That's funny, here it's the name of a particular type of dead-end street.
That's also exactly what it means in French. We use cul de sac to describe dead-ends. :)
Yes. You could use dead-end instead of ass. That is just the origin of the term. It gets its name from the french.
I am also from this place you speak of where the term refers to a type of street.