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OP These are two of my partner's favourite words to describe something slightly shabby or disreputable. I seem to have acquired them from him, and being a non-native speaker of English, I never doubted them as perfectly good English words. A friend of my partner's, however, insists that these words are not real English and he has made them up. Does anyone else know these words and use them?
P.S. If the answer is "no", then we'll just have to promote their usage all over the world... they are such beautiful, expressive words!
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