I've got a hankering for
I need a little hepl with thisun. I've heard it all my life but need a little clarification.
So, can I have a hankering for some ice cream and chitluns' (although not at the same time)? or can I only have a hankering for yard work (alhtough I'm gonna have to let the yard go for a couple mo' days)? So witch is it?
Hankering for. Is is desire fer something or is it a knack for something?
posted by Pecheur @ 8:25 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
My vote is that it's only a desire.
Noun 1. hankering - a yearning for something or to do something
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longing, yearning - prolonged unfulfilled desire or need
Ats wut ma dicshunaire sait. Anywho itsallatim awantin sump'n ya know?
It just means "want". So you can use it any ole way. Heck, you can have a hankerin for a woman, new puppy, that fine John Deere tractor you just saw, anything!
:)
Got a good one for you - Wop-sided (crooked).
"That new barn you built's all wop-sided. It's gonna fall down any minute."
To Seafood,
You are right on da money honey. I am also glad to see that we agree on how to define them boundaries of the South. Thanks for coming by.
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