Rum Means Strange at Haydee Jon blog

Rum Means Strange. The rum has reached us by a tortuous route. A strange situation or event. Rum is a british slang word that means odd (in a negative way) or disreputable. You don't call nature a rum 'un if you're terrified of its cruelty. It means 'rum one', the adjective rum meaning strange, odd, different, peculiar etc. It's not particularly obscure and i'd expect most british people to understand what it means. I know the expression a rum go which means a stupid thing or sth. The meaning of rum is an alcoholic beverage distilled from a fermented cane product (such as molasses). It suggests he's balancing a sausage on his head, or he's dressed as princess leia, while he's saying. A norfolk expression tha's a rummun ent it. 'weird' is a bit stranger. The ‘rum’ in ‘rum do’ is an adjective meaning ‘odd’ or ‘strange’, and nothing to do with the drink rum. How to use rum in a sentence. It has perhaps a slightly affectionate or admiring tone to it.

It's not particularly obscure and i'd expect most british people to understand what it means. A norfolk expression tha's a rummun ent it. You don't call nature a rum 'un if you're terrified of its cruelty. It suggests he's balancing a sausage on his head, or he's dressed as princess leia, while he's saying. The rum has reached us by a tortuous route. It has perhaps a slightly affectionate or admiring tone to it. I know the expression a rum go which means a stupid thing or sth. The ‘rum’ in ‘rum do’ is an adjective meaning ‘odd’ or ‘strange’, and nothing to do with the drink rum. Rum is a british slang word that means odd (in a negative way) or disreputable. 'weird' is a bit stranger.

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Rum Means Strange The ‘rum’ in ‘rum do’ is an adjective meaning ‘odd’ or ‘strange’, and nothing to do with the drink rum. The meaning of rum is an alcoholic beverage distilled from a fermented cane product (such as molasses). A strange situation or event. It's not particularly obscure and i'd expect most british people to understand what it means. It suggests he's balancing a sausage on his head, or he's dressed as princess leia, while he's saying. The ‘rum’ in ‘rum do’ is an adjective meaning ‘odd’ or ‘strange’, and nothing to do with the drink rum. You don't call nature a rum 'un if you're terrified of its cruelty. 'weird' is a bit stranger. It means 'rum one', the adjective rum meaning strange, odd, different, peculiar etc. Rum is a british slang word that means odd (in a negative way) or disreputable. I know the expression a rum go which means a stupid thing or sth. A norfolk expression tha's a rummun ent it. The rum has reached us by a tortuous route. It has perhaps a slightly affectionate or admiring tone to it. How to use rum in a sentence.