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  • etymology - What is the origin of fuddy-duddy? - English Language . . .
    The old, experienced fuddy-duddy goes to the wall ; the energetic hustler gets the business, and his very impetus pays the bills of his errors of judgment The earliest Elephind match for fuddy-dud is eight years older than its earliest instance of fuddy-duddy From " Honesty vs Policy," in the Door County [Wisconsin] Advocate (June 14, 1890):
  • Is there any word for a person who is not updated on new things . . .
    I want to use a word that is similar to outdated but not outdated because it does not sound very right if we are referring to a human Example: quot;She is too outdated to know what is happening t
  • What is the abbreviation for who are
    Hello, Jessica I know we're all still learning English (and if we're silly enough to think we're almost there, it goes and changes), but our sister site, ELL, is perhaps more suitable for those who're as far from the fuddy-duddy stage as you are Deciphering FumbleFingers' comments, who're is the only contraction used for who are, and is often heard in conversation as it's informal, but is
  • Is there a word which means one who prefers older ways?
    Would you say someone who prefers a manual pencil-sharpener is a fuddy-duddy? It is probably too strong for that situation
  • Orange is the new black! - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    When I was little, it was all fuddy-duddy Percy Thrower Now it's very social and very, very fashionable" — Ex-supermodel Ali Ward, who has switched careers to become a model gardener' — The Independent (13 June 1998) Meanwhile, Paul McFedries, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Weird Word Origins (2008) offers this take on "X is the new Y":
  • Is there a word for people who are afraid of change?
    In the negative sense, a fuddy-duddy, fogy, or mossback is someone, perhaps an older someone, with a dislike for recent developments in fashion, technology, or culture (and by implication is somewhat unfashionable, luddite, or philistine); they are set in their ways
  • If saying Why cant I . . . ? is correct, would Why cannot I . . . ? be . . .
    I might be a bit of an old fuddy-duddy, but like there sounds a bit "common" (uneducated) to me Dunno if that specific usage has ever been raised on ELU ELL though
  • A second past-form: dig digged digged
    It's slang, and slang doesn't obey official rules You'll have to find out what gets used by people who are cool enough to use dig in this sense Which is not us fuddy-duddy grammarians
  • How does pussy come to mean coward?
    The word pussy is often used to mean "coward" This guy is a pussy and I am wondering why How are woman's genitals related to being a "coward"?
  • One word noun for rule-follower - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    I'm looking for a single word noun that would perfectly summarize the stereotypical nerdy uptight virgin student council president Basically, a more proper version of the slang word "square": a





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