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Wow, those breasts weigh the same as me!
Today I was nearly flattened out by a cyclist who seemed to think that cycling on the footpath was a perfectly normal thing to do
For us linguists, such blends, or portmanteau words, or examples of lexical interlocking are treasure troves and an expression of linguistic creativity ;-) Others, of course, consider such a phenomenon as contributing to the butchery and degradation of the English language. There are many ways of looking at it. I could go on about concepts of hybridity, but everyone would be bored to tears
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Good Morning to all on W7F..
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Heh, we use "staycation" here, though it generally means taking time off but not even leaving your home. Usually getting stuff done to your home that you have no time to do because you are always working. I.e. yard work, special home projects, termite work, or maybe just enjoying your home for a bit without worrying about what all you need to get done this weekend etc...
i've never heard that term until now (thanks seavixen )
most brits don't even use the word 'vacation' - it's 'holiday' over here, so it's surprising that it has caught on.