it's true!!!
blench 1 (blnch)
intr.v. blenched, blench·ing, blench·es
To draw back or shy away, as from fear; flinch.
random, I know, thank google...
Blench is a real word....
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It's not even that good a word though. There are many better words that mean real things, like 'flange' or 'combobulate'. Or even 'Arse-candle' and 'fuckwit'.
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Codswallop, that's a good word. I like that one.
And even though it's a phrase rather than a single word, 'Gordon Bennet.' That's definitely one of my favourites.
But back to humorous words. Parabola, that's a good one if you say it in a humorous way.
And even though it's a phrase rather than a single word, 'Gordon Bennet.' That's definitely one of my favourites.
But back to humorous words. Parabola, that's a good one if you say it in a humorous way.
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#Atom wrote:Ah blench. The holiest of words. Not the real word mind, the one my mate Dylan came up with and that was then adapted by me to mean everything. Blench.
I much prefer that adaptation to be quite truthful!!!!
Who needs another word for flinch? Flinch is fine without being blench...

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Flange is a real word isn't it, i thought it was a group of baboons.?...... Oh spitfire you have made me so drunk.
Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...

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I know Flange to be an effect that you use to make guitars sound cool.
Yes, that's what I learnt on the 3 year Music Production degree I just finished. That was worth the money, I tell ya.
I do wish a group of baboons was called a Flange. That would make my life so much better.
Yes, that's what I learnt on the 3 year Music Production degree I just finished. That was worth the money, I tell ya.
I do wish a group of baboons was called a Flange. That would make my life so much better.
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Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...

Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...

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zykloned wrote:Combobulate!!!
That's actually the name of the first song I'm going to write for Damnas.
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jonny_boy34 wrote:'combobulate'.
Hahaha, i remember rowan atkinson using that word in one of the black adders (the one about the dictionary if i remember rightly). Never has a single word been delivered with such comedic genius!!!!

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Immortalicide wrote:jonny_boy34 wrote:'combobulate'.
Hahaha, i remember rowan atkinson using that word in one of the black adders (the one about the dictionary if i remember rightly). Never has a single word been delivered with such comedic genius!!!!
I haven't seen much of the Blackadders, but I can well imagine how amazing that must've been. Rowan Atkinson is a living legend! The Thin Blue Line came on tv the other day on uktv gold, and it still made me chuckle quite a bit.
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