What words are fine when used as nouns but kind of (or absolutely) dirty when used as verbs?
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November 2nd, 2010
Or vice versa – or insert various usages (adjectives but not nouns, etc.).
For me, it’s “score.”
noun: “What’s the score?”
verb: “I scored.”
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@SundayKittens – that also seems dependent on the object of the sentence. Consider the following two. ;-):
(1) the door.
(2) that chick.
Hump….as in camel
Humped….as in shagged! :¬)
@ucme
shag – as an adjective.
shag – as a verb. ;-)
Finger, I have ten of them.
Finger her.
Drill: Hand me that drill.
Drill: I’d like to drill the heck out of her
Soil, as in earth
Soiled, as in ewwwww!! How’s that for “dirty.” :¬(
Jerk: That guy is a jerk!
Jerk: I love to jerk-off.
@erichw1504 In the shower while you’re thinking of Fluther?~
Interesting to see how many Jellies don’t know what nouns and verbs are.
@iamthemob and why is cleaning in your list? Seriously, what’s going on at your house? And my verb/noun /adjective/adverb is “fuck”.
@janedelila – I have no idea what you are talking about. Where is cleaning in the thread?
@iamthemob in your topics. Subliminal? Someone holding you down and making you scrub floors?
Corn Cob.
Where should I put this corn cob?
Man, did I get corn cobbed!
Or simply: screw.
Where did i put that screw?
Did you screw?
@janedelila – you’re right – that should be “clean.”
ps – “fuck” is not fine when used as a noun. ;-)
@iamthemob “Get the fuck off my fuck (noun)! Or I will fucking kill you.” Sounds kind of fine.
@janbb – Don’t be like that. ;-)
@ChazMaz Sorry – was just channeling @gailcalled and @Jeruba in their absence.
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