New word in my vocabulary
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Originally Posted by Great-great granny
Originally Posted by erstan947
I grew up the phrase "new fangled". Like: Mable got one of those new fangled washing machines.
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A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
Originally Posted by Tartan
A tangle with fangs? I've always used it as new fangled or fancy invention. I learned 2 new quilting words this week too...quilt poop and thread turds. Can't wait to throw those into a conversation! :lol:
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I have heard new fangled or old fangled I have also heard (sounds like, not sure of sp) fa-na-gule, (I am trying to fanagule this queen size quilt onto my small machine.)
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
I have heard new fangled or old fangled I have also heard (sounds like, not sure of sp) fa-na-gule, (I am trying to fanagule this queen size quilt onto my small machine.)
Is the definition for fangle strictly according to Helen or is it a real definition? The definition you'd find in the dictionary would be something new fashioned.
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