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franknbea
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Word of the Day
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Good Afternoon All!
Today �s word is: Hadeharia
All guesses welcome but please no dictionary definitions. Have Fun! |
17 Sep 2010
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swissprof
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My goodness ! How is it possible to find such words !!
So my dear Frank you won �t fool me  !!!
"aria " it �s an opera song devoted to the king of Egypt Hadeh !!
I am not sure my knowledge is as large as yours but I have got some imagination !!! |
17 Sep 2010
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Apodo
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Oh - My poor brain - it �s time for me to go to bed when I get the Word of the day.
This is a word used in a boasting way by contestants in the Long Haired Cat Society competition.
The person whose cat won can say: I Hadeharia cat than you did. |
17 Sep 2010
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Poohbear
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Oh, another Greek friend!
It �s the song you sing when going to hell...
the hades-aria...
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17 Sep 2010
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lshorton99
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Apodo - 
I think it �s a classic example of connected speech in the South-East London region of the UK, an accent famed for its use of elision and catenation in particular!
�I had a hard year � becomes �hadeharia �. The is the traditional greeting between two South East Londoners upon entering a pub after work. It serves as an acknowledgement of the other person �s suffering, an explanation of their own as well as a request for beer. Not normally seen outside the South East London region although variations can be found in Yorkshire and the Midlands.
Lindsey
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17 Sep 2010
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Amanda W
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It could be that you wanted to express that you �ve just come back from the hairdressers?
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17 Sep 2010
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franknbea
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Lindsey that explanation would make a hilarious comedy sketch. Bravo!
very funny answers today |
17 Sep 2010
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mariamit
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Poohbear has it! I totally agree. |
17 Sep 2010
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stexstme
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Hell! .........Poohbear might be right! ..; & Amanda : That �s what I say when I come back from the hairdresser �s!
To Frank ( Please, people, don �t read! - �frown �- ..) : I cheated |
17 Sep 2010
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