What terminology has stuck with your family from the little kid days?
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DD said sugaring for shivering. We still say it. 
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"too fast, mama!" when a car speeds near us.
and we often pretend our cats are saying "I don't YIKE this" when we give them medicine or trim their nails. The ones I miss are hepatopter and hopspital for helicopter and hospital. |
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| Spaghetti is now busghetti. |
Anonymous
My DD call this "hanitizer" and it stuck. |
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Ooh, "Hairport" is that where bald men congregate? |
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| Not all the time but sometimes we call strawberries straw-we-wes, pasta is power ups (like a carb burst in video game language), and even thought our child is a teen we have started calling deer tall dogs in front of our pets. |
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ours is Kepis |
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| Yew Nork=New York. I have to remember to say it correctly at work. |
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| tencil=utencil. She apparently thought the "u" in utencil was a "you" as in your tencil. |
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| Dofosa= Dora the Explorer. |
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| Grave Garden instead of Graveyard. |
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Turkey Tongue - Turkey Lunchmeat - She once made it look like a long tongue coming out of her mouth and i told her wow that looks like a turkey tongue! And it stuck forever
Duck Juice - There was a brand of OJ that had donald duck on it. Blue Elmo - Grover on Sesame Street |
Anonymous
lol my 3 year old calls it that, too! |
Anonymous
This. Plus: Car-o-practor (for our car/mechanic!...as a play on chiropractors...who fix your back) Shoo-pping (for "shoe" shopping, which none of us like, ugh!) |
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You will when your 13 year old is embarrassed. Good grief. |
