Hey, guess what, fellow babies? The word "literally" has been misused by so many people, its new meanings are both "literally" and "figuratively!"
It's all here! Isn't this insane?!?
This is the type of thing I always rant about. I know the English language is constantly changing and evolving, but for people to throw up their hands and validate others' mistakes...!!!
Okay, I'll stop now.
Thanks for your time.
literally (n) friend of trash
ReplyDeleteright?
smiles.
Now that definition, I like!
Deletenow that was clever! :)
DeleteWasn't it?
DeleteI'm dead on my feet today---literally!!
ReplyDeleteSorry, couldn't resist. :)
Dead? Literally? Should I send flowers? :)
DeleteThis literally makes me sick.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
I can believe that...
ReplyDeleteAs usual, your post is awful (that is full of awe and wonderment)
ReplyDeleteCuuuute.
Deletewell I dont feel up to comment this post:(
ReplyDeleteIsn't that what the urban dictionary is for? I also understand language changes. I don't always get it right, but what is the point of learning the structure if we can just change it by being wrong a lot.
ReplyDeleteGreat question!
DeleteThis one literally didn't show up in my blogroll. That is literally rude. Dumb dictionary
ReplyDeleteNo problem. Looks like this one's gonna be my only entry for September. Maybe I should have asked to use some of the extra 50 or so that you have! Ha.
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