Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 6:52 pm
By the side of each bed, there was a metal box with a wooden lid for putting clothes and other items into... I don't know if it was a "slang" word as such, but weren't thay called settles?
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I am trying to get hold of one as I have never got out of the habit of dropping my clothes down by the side of my bed and my wife has now given up:Tim_MaA_MidB wrote:By the side of each bed, there was a metal box with a wooden lid for putting clothes and other items into... I don't know if it was a "slang" word as such, but weren't thay called settles?
....J.R. wrote:Funny you should mention that, Mary.
Not an expression used at CH, but
Is that with the teeth in, or out ??Tim_MaA_MidB wrote:....J.R. wrote:Funny you should mention that, Mary.
Not an expression used at CH, but
...in Brazil, the slang for the somewhat brief bikinis that are worn is "filo dental" which translates to dental floss.
Not sure you have grasped(?) the gist ... !!!DavebytheSea wrote:I felt like having a Hollywood in the garden today - lovely hot sunshine.
Apparently David Beckham has one!!!DavebytheSea wrote:I felt like having a Hollywood in the garden today - lovely hot sunshine.