Difference between revisions of "'Twas he was the dacent gaylabouring youth."

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* '''decent''' → pronounced ''daysent'' in parts of Ireland
 
* '''decent''' → pronounced ''daysent'' in parts of Ireland
  
* '''gay:''' dissipated; pleasure-loving; whorish; licentious; homosexual
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* '''gay:''' from the german for sudden; happy; cheerful; easy-going; indulgent
  
* '''gaying instrument:''' the penis → [[stiff]] and [[Priam]]
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*'''gay:''' brightly coloured; sunny
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*'''gay:''' given to social entainment; pleasure-loving; dissipated; licentious; Bohemian
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*'''gay:''' (''archaic'') gaywoman a female prostitute , and  gayman the client of said prostitute
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*'''gay:''' homosexual (''a recient usage first appearing during the sixties - so highly unlikely to be intended in this sense Joyce . Again like anachronism of 'ho as whore' i seen earlier; people need to keep sharp and not use words that didn't exist eighty years ago: I'm wating for someone to define APL as Applied Programming Language'')
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* '''gaying instrument:''' the penis → [[stiff]] and [[Priam Olim]]
 
** [http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext04/dcvgr10.txt Grose's ''Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue'']
 
** [http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext04/dcvgr10.txt Grose's ''Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue'']
  
 
* '''daylabourer:''' a worker who is paid on a daily basis
 
* '''daylabourer:''' a worker who is paid on a daily basis

Latest revision as of 14:57, 20 December 2009

  • ’Twas he was the dacent gaylabouring youth → the second of four comments by the Four Old Men (×)
  • decent → pronounced daysent in parts of Ireland
  • gay: from the german for sudden; happy; cheerful; easy-going; indulgent
  • gay: brightly coloured; sunny
  • gay: given to social entainment; pleasure-loving; dissipated; licentious; Bohemian
  • gay: (archaic) gaywoman a female prostitute , and gayman the client of said prostitute
  • gay: homosexual (a recient usage first appearing during the sixties - so highly unlikely to be intended in this sense Joyce . Again like anachronism of 'ho as whore' i seen earlier; people need to keep sharp and not use words that didn't exist eighty years ago: I'm wating for someone to define APL as Applied Programming Language)
  • daylabourer: a worker who is paid on a daily basis