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Compare this to the art of tatting:
http://www.bartleby.com/61/83/T0058300.html
(cue: enter Helen USL, bearing needles….)
But surely you use the word tatty on that side of the pond, don’t you Father Steve?
tatty
ETYMOLOGY: Probably from tat, a rag, shabby person.
http://www.bartleby.com/61/90/T0059000.html
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Father Steve 05/27/05 09:10 PM Re: Tat
maverick 05/27/05 10:01 PM Father Steve 05/27/05 10:27 PM maverick 05/27/05 10:48 PM Elizabeth Creith 05/29/05 10:02 AM Father Steve 05/29/05 01:01 PM tsuwm 05/29/05 02:06 PM Father Steve 05/29/05 02:15 PM Faldage 05/30/05 09:45 AM Jackie 05/30/05 01:49 PM Faldage 05/30/05 03:59 PM Father Steve 05/30/05 05:45 PM Jackie 05/30/05 11:35 PM Father Steve 05/31/05 01:11 AM Elizabeth Creith 05/31/05 10:42 AM Faldage 05/31/05 10:48 AM Father Steve 05/31/05 12:50 PM wsieber 06/06/05 10:21 AM
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