Help, please?

[fluffybkitty]

Hi guys, in need of a little help again *g

Comments

[casusfere]

I've heard it, but not often, and it's usually tongue-in-cheek. Heard 'posh' used the same way, a bit more often.

"Fancy" would be more common 'round here, especially as "Well, ain't this just fancy," with a heavily sarcastic tone. Sometimes with a fake drawl.

[fluffybkitty]

Thanks. Fancy might work :)

[mizbean]

Classy might work, although I tend to use it sarcastically.

[fluffybkitty]

Thanks, classy might work too, its supposed to be sarcastic so that's a bonus.

[icepixie]

I would use "swanky" before I used "posh." "Fancy" works as well, and would probably be better.

[fluffybkitty]

Thanks, I think I'm gonna toss a coin between fancy and classy :)

[fluffybkitty]

Well I'm aiming for sarcasm, so a little retro won't hurt :) Thanks for your imput.

[ex_duelist]

Uh... I'm not really sure what you mean by the words 'posh' or 'swanky'. Generally where I live (midwest US) I'd say I've never heard them used any way but sincerely. What kind of meaning are you trying to imply?

[fluffybkitty]

They both mean upmarket or high class.

I'm gonna go with fancy I think, but thanks for your imput. I think its safe to say swanky is not a common word over there :)