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My teenage kids in bi-lingual Anglo-Welsh schooling have recently brought home the expression <kifted>, which seems to be used in analagous ways to "out of kilter". A typical sentence might be "The post on the machine's all kifted", meaning something like bent, deformed...
Anyone come across this or anything like it?
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted whack belligerentyouth 01/15/01 02:32 PM Re: whack Jazzoctopus 01/15/01 08:34 PM Re: whack tsuwm 01/16/01 01:21 AM Re: whack belligerentyouth 01/16/01 07:53 AM Re: whack bikermom 01/16/01 01:37 PM Re: out of kilter maverick 01/18/01 06:12 PM Re: out of kilter Fiberbabe 01/18/01 09:26 PM Re: out of kilter Marty 01/18/01 10:01 PM Re: out of kilter Jackie 01/19/01 01:24 AM Re: out of kilter Marty 01/19/01 02:33 AM Re: out of kilter Anonymous 01/19/01 05:07 AM Re: git jmh 01/19/01 07:31 AM Re: git maverick 01/19/01 05:37 PM Re: git wow 01/19/01 05:59 PM
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