What’re Words For, Part 11
You know the feeling you get when you have to go back to work after being away for several days? Usually happens after a long holiday weekend, or a vacation. You feel slow, and it’s hard to get going. Feels like you could be going backwards, perhaps?
Hmmmm……..
I present, this week’s word.
Word: Barse-ackwards (Adv.)
Definition: Reversed
“Sit yourself the other way in that canoe! You’re paddlin’ it barse-ackwards!”
Hmmmm……..
I present, this week’s word.
Word: Barse-ackwards (Adv.)
Definition: Reversed
“Sit yourself the other way in that canoe! You’re paddlin’ it barse-ackwards!”
(Definition from: "How To Talk Yankee", by Gerald Lewis & Tim Sample, copyright 1979, 1986 by The Thorndike Press; copyright 1989 by the First North Country Press)
Or, in my case after having been out of the office for 6 days for the Thanksgiving holiday:
“Joe, you need to turn your chair around at your desk cuz you’re sitting at it barse-ackwards”
Or, in my case after having been out of the office for 6 days for the Thanksgiving holiday:
“Joe, you need to turn your chair around at your desk cuz you’re sitting at it barse-ackwards”
Sometimes, that’s just the way it is.
Labels: How to Talk Yankee, Maine
1 Comments:
lol!
I'd heard of "bad-ass"
I'd heard of "bare-back riding"
I'd heard of "bare-ass riding"
barse-ackwards
beats backwards or back-to-front.
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