Roofs v RoovesIn all my born days I do not think I have ever seen the word Rooves - more than one roof. I know for certain I have always written roofs. What is the normal word to describe multiple roofs in your area?
Google does not give me an answer (both)for the meaning of - goleen o'turf on the fire Irish, might mean a sod of peat put on the fire? Found it Goleen - an armful
Learnt a new word todayRadgie (Northern English and Scotland, derogatory) A violent or aggressive person.
Another new word learnt by me todayBanjaxed - Irish term meaning to break, beat to hell, or destroy. The fecker run into me on the roundabout; me car was banjaxed.
Precipitous does not mean Rainy (both)Precipitous means Steep or Sudden Precipitation means any liquid or frozen water that forms in the atmosphere and falls back to the Earth. 🙂 Shared etymology - rooted in falling/rushing headlong.
