Only 5% Of The Population Know What These Throwback Phrases Mean
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Can you answer all of them correctly? :)
What are your thoughts on this subject?
298 Comments
thehangers
7/10...I thought I would do better! And in fact, I believe the answer to #1 is bogus...meaning "untrue". Which is exactly what bogus means. So "a lie" should be the correct answer. Which would give me 8/10. I'm okay with that since I didn't know what a "strumpet" was LOL. And I didn't notice that psych was an "interjection". I thought it was like "psyched out"
mikeyparry
8/10. Some quite odd descriptions of words!
Jo Farrell
tyafter,
I got a sister like that. 🙆♀️
mikeyparry
8 / 10. I have come across some of these before!
tyafter
My sister used to use "don't have a conniption" every time someone disagreed with her. She could be very irritating.:)
Arun Visvanathan
6/10. Bogus means fake. I've never heard of Wiggins or gag me with a spoon.
mikeyparry
6 / 10. I have come across some of these before!
cdowdy aks
9/10!🌈
Emm Yo
That's what I thought. Joan McLeod,
Arun Visvanathan
Strumpet is a noun. Bogus means fake. Psych is a verb to freak out someone.
Alan Conyard
6/10 thanks for answers.