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  • single word requests - Verb for the act of making a Tch sound . . .
    For example: Bob tch'ed at Mary's absurd suggestion John merely tch'ed at the punchline and returned to his work Sally tch'ed and rolled her eyes "He can't be serious!" In want of the proper verb or phrase for this action, I often have to resort to just choosing another action for my written character to perform so that I can describe it better
  • How did the silent t come into all these tch words?
    It seems to me that the 'tch' behaves in English spelling the way a doubled consonant would, and the 'ch' the way a single consonant would That is, 'tch' is more likely to occur after short vowels
  • single word requests - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    While I know you can attribute 'bitch' to a male, I feel there is a sense of femininity I was wondering if there is a colloquial equivalent that describes someone with the qualities of a 'bitch'
  • Word for sound made by tongue and teeth
    Is the sound made just at one side of the mouth? In the situation you describe I would make a 'click' or 'pop' sound by placing the flat of my tongue against the roof of my mouth such that it creates a seal, then (forgive me for this description, I'm sure linguists have words for these actions) pulling down with the centre of the tongue while keeping the edges sealed, so that you create a
  • Is there a WORD For: sound made by mouth to express demeaning annoyance . . .
    The sound made by pushing middle tongue against palate, tip of tongue bent downward and pushed up against upper teeth and sucking in air sharply w mouth open, chin drops and holds for an instant A
  • Is the D in words like Fridge and Bridge silent?
    Yes, there is a slight d sound in fridge and vestige just as there is a slight d sound in legion but not in lesion In the same way, there is a slight t sound in which but not in wish This has nothing to do with the spellings of any of those words fridge is fɻɪd͡ʒ It's not really possible to answer your question the way it's asked That’s because we can only talk about pronunciations
  • Origin and connotations of RBF (Resting Bitch Face)
    Like really early On the very same day, a YouTube video by Madeline Mann, entitled: “My Struggle With Resting B*tch Face”, was posted In the video she utters the initialism, RBF, and confesses earnestly to the camera So, erm, this song is about, er well, I've been told that I have an RBF, which is a ‘resting bitch face’
  • Why do we write Tsk for the sound of disapproval?
    The Full OED has this for their 1947 "first citation": L Pike Phonemics ii 41 1 Do you get a sound resembling the noise of commiseration which is sometimes written in literature as ‘tsk-tsk’, or ‘tut-tut’ Fairly obviously the implication is that it was well-established by then Personally, I doubt the writer would have been particularly thinking of cartoons as "literature", and I
  • Is there a word to describe a short forceful exhale from the nose or . . .
    For more context, Sue is a mixture of playful and curious, but at this moment is having a hard time because she's starting a new job that she is woefully underprepared for The sound is maybe a bit like a tsk sound, or maybe a tch Like a very throaty tsk I can make the sound, but I don't know if there's a word for them pssh?





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