@GoofSchmoofer to Ask LemmyEnglish • 1 year agowhat are some phrases that you use in your hobby or work that would make no sense to outsiders?message-square97arrow-up1164arrow-down12
arrow-up1162arrow-down1message-squarewhat are some phrases that you use in your hobby or work that would make no sense to outsiders?@GoofSchmoofer to Ask LemmyEnglish • 1 year agomessage-square97
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink30•1 year agoHe got out for a duck. He’s setting him up for a googly. That flipper stayed low. He’s got a fly slip and silly mid on for this spell. Thats another impressive tail wag by the aussies. Theres a MILLION. Sticky wicket, leading edge, baggy green, cover drive, dilscoop, beamer, dead ball. Could go on and on
minus-square@doublejay1999link16•edit-21 year agohahahaha I came here to post a cricket phrase i never dreamed someone would beat me to it.
minus-square@GoofSchmooferOPlink4•1 year agoif @doublejay1999 hadn’t replied to your post I would have no clue what these phrases were for.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 year agoHaha i was gonna mention it was cricket but i wanted people to guess first before i mentioned it.
He got out for a duck.
He’s setting him up for a googly.
That flipper stayed low.
He’s got a fly slip and silly mid on for this spell.
Thats another impressive tail wag by the aussies.
Theres a MILLION. Sticky wicket, leading edge, baggy green, cover drive, dilscoop, beamer, dead ball. Could go on and on
hahahaha I came here to post a cricket phrase i never dreamed someone would beat me to it.
if @doublejay1999 hadn’t replied to your post I would have no clue what these phrases were for.
Haha i was gonna mention it was cricket but i wanted people to guess first before i mentioned it.
Don’t know much about cricket but googly clued me in.