Great Old Fashioned Words We Don't Use Anymore

Rick DeVille

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like Swashbuckler, great word.
Lets go swashbuckling!

I dont know what the exact definition is but Im sure somebody will know.


Another great word.

Wench!

Buxom Wench kind of gos with swashbuckler
 
jiminy cricket

I have no friggin idea where this came from...Walt Disney maybe?
 
gadzooks - love that one

Wench - do agree here

Yikes

Prithee as in prithee tell me whence thou comest

Hundreds and hundreds of them
 
VanB said:
gadzooks - love that one

Wench - do agree here

Yikes

Prithee as in prithee tell me whence thou comest

Hundreds and hundreds of them

I love it when you talk dirty like that!


:D
 
Jeepers creepers!

Jeepers Creepers!!!
where did you get those sneakers?
Not sneakers, Rick (LOL)!

It's "peepers", as in, eyes.

Gosh, you must not be as old as I thought.

:D
 
I love the word WENCH!!! (Where has ksss been anyway?)

Swashbuckler - a swaggering or daring soldier or adventurer...

As opposed to Swatchbuckler - which would be some guy wearing a Swatch with a buckle instead of a metal stretch band.

How about "Daring-do"? Old fashioned adventures always had a lot of daring-do...
 
Oh! how sweetly wet thy glans,
Bulbous tip dripping cheekily
Towards flattering pink,
My tongue divine.
Liquid passion
Lust’s true wine.

Lips tinged with resplendent cream,
Fluid milk pulsing heatedly
Across plumped lips,
Rawly pink.
Salivary sounds,
Passion’s drink.

Gasp! sweet breath of heat,
Surrounding verona delicately.
With suckling kiss,
Wildly tart.
Rhythmically stroking,
Supple art

Vulnerable orgasm doth not make the less.
Shuddering thighs weakened instantly,
Lips stilled on tasty cock
Softy supplicating-
Stand again rigid cock!
And tell the tale...
The tale of pleasing me

cheekily?....I think that's one ;)
 
People in Stoke on Trent still say "wench". My wife describes herself as a Potteries wench when she speaks Potteries dialect with her mother.
In Yorkshire they still use "thee" and "thou". They use it in the French way- more familiar than "you", just as "Tu" is more familiar than "Vous"
A wonderful old word is "bobbance" meaning bouncy self confidence- used in Malory's Morte D'Arthur.
So think on, thou'll find a lot of wenches full of bobbance on this forum.
And good luck to them!
 
Oh my. . .

My heart doth patter - - my loins do flame
such divine scandal you so untame!

Perky Baby, thou bring musty and musical poetry
I hope again to have meet my perked ear

The base instincts you endevor to awaken
Rise like the morning sun,
slowly, like the morning cock, suddenly screaming

Cock a doodle doo!!

Sinew and muscles ache
legs and back quake
arms and hands shake. . .

like fruit the organs grow ripe
a ripe peach, broken open, glistening fruit, dripping pit
pressed to the lips,
exploding with flavour
so pleases the fed,
as well as the feeder.









(doth divine base, I lost interest after that) pant :p pant :p
 
fiddle-faddle . . . I just love the sound of it.




And now a note to perky_baby: Egads, young maiden, I have risen to the occasion and you remindest me of a comely lass I once instructeth in my college class.

Or you sure do talk pretty!
 
Dillinger said:


Swashbuckler - a swaggering or daring soldier or adventurer...

As opposed to Swatchbuckler - which would be some guy wearing a Swatch with a buckle instead of a metal stretch band.



LMAO
 
Re: Jeepers creepers!

YogiBare said:
Not sneakers, Rick (LOL)!

It's "peepers", as in, eyes.

Gosh, you must not be as old as I thought.

:D

You're right, I lied Im only 50


What about Rascal? I just read this Errol Flyn bio on the plane and its full of swashbuckling. .
 
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