Words......

[Padfoot]

It does, it also means a kind of stitch. Also could refer to a type of food in Wales and the Midlands.

The same can't be said of mong, so I'd say that kind of blows the whole point of this topic apart.

Except mong does actually have more than one meaning.....

 

[RustyRef]

Except mong does actually have more than one meaning.....

And they are … ?

 

[Padfoot]

And they are … ?

As well as being slang for ‘a foolish person’....it can also be a short form of ‘mongrel’ especially if you’re Australian....and have seen it described as an American short form for Mongolia or Mongolian.

 

[QuaverRef]

As well as being slang for ‘a foolish person’....it can also be a short form of ‘mongrel’ especially if you’re Australian....and have seen it described as an American short form for Mongolia or Mongolian.

So it actually only has one meaning depending on where you live

 

[Padfoot]

So it actually only has one meaning depending on where you live

No.

The word has several meanings.

 

[Sheffields Finest]

The world has gone mad!!! Just 30 short years ago we really had some fun with these bad boys!! Not today, no, these days they have feelings too.... apparently!!! Who knew!!!