Recurring alphabet thread

@drewnogal said
F

Fascinator - occasionally precarious headwear that defies gravity, worn at Royal Ascot and weddings.

F

Fantastic

As in; this is a fantastic thread… look at how everyone is posting in it despite slagging it off earlier.

@divegeester said
F

Fantastic

As in; this is a fantastic thread… look at how everyone is posting in it despite slagging it off earlier.

@the-gravedigger said
F

Fridge {Who knows what creature is lurking there.}

F

Fandabidozi!

By Nicola Sturgeon

@fmf said
F

Fridge

And yet there's no D in refrigerator.

@the-gravedigger said
F

Fridge {Who knows what creature is lurking there.}

@the-gravedigger said
D

I keep my D in the D caddy.

@the-gravedigger said
F

Fridge {Who knows what creature is lurking there.}

D

Deciding

"Egged on by conservative media, House Republicans are deciding whether or not to either censure or impeach, preemptively, any Democrats who might receive votes from Taylor Swift fans who registered to vote at her urging.

E

Egg someone on

The word "egg" in this expression originates from the Old Norse verb "eggede" meaning to incite or provoke. The verb "to egg" appeared in English in the C13th and then became the idiom [above] circa C16th.

G

Gas lighting

Victorian hi tech

G

G-spot

The precise place at the back of an auditorium with perfect acoustics where a high G played on a violin triangulates in such a way it can fry an egg.

G

Garrulous

"Some people at the cheese and wine party told him he was garrulous but he had to wait till after he'd finished being talkative on trivial matters for hours and hours before he could go home and look it up."

@fmf said
G

G-spot

The precise place at the back of an auditorium with perfect acoustics where a high G played on a violin triangulates in such a way it can fry an egg.