Puzzling British usage from that food website:
Totally delicious and Moorish fun to eat snacks in cute cuddly playful bear shapes.
Moorish?
'Ariel'
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Puzzling British usage from that food website:
Totally delicious and Moorish fun to eat snacks in cute cuddly playful bear shapes.
Moorish?
Moorish?
Moroccan via Spain, maybe?
Heh. I think they mean more-ish. You don't have this term?
Nope. Do tell.
I like to think of it being fun in a kill-your-wife-orchestrated-by-your-BF sort of way.
I like to think of it being fun in a kill-your-wife-orchestrated-by-your-BF sort of way.
loves ita even more than usual
Belated Happy Birthday, erin!!!
Thanks for the birthday wishes, everyone. I had a good one, with a House O' Bartenders party on Friday, a great work shift last night, and then I have a party at the Boardroom in North Beach tonight. (Anyone who wants to come is welcome - 7 p.m. until whenever!)
More-ish = something you have to keep eating. Like, in my case, Kraft macaroni and cheese. Or lemon sponge cake. Or, or, or (there's a reason I'm on a diet).
But you can use it about killing your spouse for fun, if you like. We'll just roll our eyes and go "Americans."
I may be wrong, but I think "more-ish" derives from Winnie the Pooh. Who frequently felt so.
I'm gonna go with Moroccan.
Hmm. Despite the assurances to the contrary from several corners of the internet, it turns out that green smoothies do not work with frozen spinach. I tried it, and it was just gross. I have no idea what the people who insist that it tastes the same as fresh are on.