Essential if you spend a lot of time on BBC America or reading comics by Brit writers.
I keep waiting to start using "mardy" in conversation about the Girl …
(h/t +Asbjørn Grandt)
Essential if you spend a lot of time on BBC America or reading comics by Brit writers.
I keep waiting to start using "mardy" in conversation about the Girl …
(h/t +Asbjørn Grandt)
Not heard "gannet" or "mardy" (though the latter is Northern). Otherwise, I actually miss hearing these words here in the US 🙂
It would not at all surprise me to find a lot of regional variation in these kinds of phrases.
Most are fairly widely-understood, but may be less common in some places or classes.
I love ‘mardy’ for teenage moodiness.
@Mary – Like I said, I’m waiting for the chance to use it.