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Someone who's worn something that's way too casual to an event. §
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-204b · clerk S.T.A.
See also TML-3486 (q.v.) · TML-3527 (q.v.) · TML-3776 (q.v.)
Someone who's worn something that's way too casual to an event. §
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-204b · clerk S.T.A.
See also TML-3486 (q.v.) · TML-3527 (q.v.) · TML-3776 (q.v.)
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Those tennis racket-shaped snowshoes you see. And no one knows what to call them.
verified Dr. R. Hollis · TML/F-217 · clerk B.J.W.
When I go into my fridge, yeah, and I find at the bottom just something frozen that looks, could be a fish finger. Not sure. It could be sweet, it could be savoury. Something's fallen out of a bag somewhere, it's now bigger. †
verified Dr. R. Hollis · TML/F-217 · clerk G.L.S.
The old Icelandic flip crocs. Just simply crocs. ¶
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-217 · clerk H.M.
When you go to get something out of the back of your car during snowy weather, with your shoes precariously half on, half off.
verified Dr. M. Vassiliou · TML/F-204b · clerk G.L.S.
When you're in Iceland buying frozen veg to be healthy, but that steak pie just looks too good. Swift replacement in the trolley.
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-204 · clerk N.R.
When you see someone wearing those white slippers you get in hotels in their own home, which they've clearly stolen. §
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-217 · clerk J.B.
When you're in the queue at the supermarket and decide to switch at the last minute, resulting in the queue you've just left moving faster and you wished you'd stayed with your work.
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-204 · clerk D.E.H.
Those tennis racket-shaped snowshoes that you only see in cartoons.
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-204b · clerk B.J.W.
When you go to get something from the back of your car in snowy weather with your shoes precariously half on, half off.
verified Mr. G. Coleridge · TML/F-217 · clerk C.P.