Minky
In Clackmannanshire, where wormwood_pearl grew up, the word "minky" means filthy, messy, disgusting; there's a heavy connotation of shame. "Ugh, this kitchen's minky!" An approximate synonym is "clatty".
My friend buffalo_gill, who is from... somewhere in England, uses "minky" to mean great, excellent, cool: "that party was minky".
In the teenage fiction of Joanna Nadin, "minky" is a noun meaning "vagina": "According to Sad Ed, it is the law to have been sick on Strongbow and have seen several willies (or minkies in his case) by the end of Year Ten."
So I was delighted to see this at the shops yesterday:
My friend buffalo_gill, who is from... somewhere in England, uses "minky" to mean great, excellent, cool: "that party was minky".
In the teenage fiction of Joanna Nadin, "minky" is a noun meaning "vagina": "According to Sad Ed, it is the law to have been sick on Strongbow and have seen several willies (or minkies in his case) by the end of Year Ten."
So I was delighted to see this at the shops yesterday: