CHIN WAG - a long talk. NAPOO - almost done with, finished (1918). TASMANIAN TIGER - (thylacine) large carnivorous marsupial now extinct. When the Massa family is given a chance to steal, the lady at the end says "a vibrator ". Hayward - Manorial official in charge of the haies, or hedges, especially in haymaking or harvest times. Slang term for important person family feud questions and answers. Featuring: - 4 game modes: Classic, Fast Money, Tournaments and Live - Test your Feud skills and take your opponent's coins - Over 2, 500 Brand New Surveys - All-New Live Gameplay - Laugh with your opponent using our FREE In-Game Chat Family Feud Live!
BARRACK - cheer for a sporting team, first used about 1880 in Australian Rules football. SAO - charity biscuit - it used to be handed out by Salvation Army Officers. BRONZED AUSSIES - sun baked beach boys. BANANA-LANDER - from Queensland (1887). GREAT WHITE SHARK - Nick name of golfer Greg Norman. GREEN WHISTLE - temporary analgesic given to trauma patients.
That turns out to be the number one answer, much to everyone's surprise). Suit of mill - The obligation of tenants to resort to a special mill (usually that of their lord) to have their corn ground. Homage - A body of persons owning allegiance, and attending a manorial court. NED KELLY - Australian bushranger. Combs: Dave, you say they think it's pretty good? Assize - meeting of feudal vassals with the king. The AF (an acronym means "as [F-word]") just supplies emphasis. COPPER - police man or woman. COOEE MARCH - Recruiting march in WW1. KNOCK BACK A FEW - drink a large amount of alcohol. MUD MAP - map drawn on the ground. Give me a slang term for someone who is often afraid [Family Feud Answers] ». CONCRETE MACAROON - army biscuit (WW1).
CRIB - worker's lunch. Just another way of saying something is "on point. " THE PUSH - a band of larrikins early 1900s. Dawson: Okay... (exasperated) may we see what he said? QUIET AUSTRALIANS - Prime Minister Scott Morrison credited Quiet Australians for his 2019 election victory. Question: Name something a person wouldn't want living in their house.
The team, he says, has a Slack channel devoted just to discussing these terms and monitoring anything that could spawn them, from the Oscars, which produced #OscarsSoWhite, to a Billie Eilish single, which caused a spike in searches for "Xannie. BLOW YOUR DOUGH - spend all your money. Top 25 Worst “FAMILY FEUD” Answers. It was popularized by Emma Watson in a November 2019 interview with Vogue. BUGGER ALL - to have nothing. CHROME DOME - a bald man. SNAFFLE - take it up quickly; steal, grab or borrow. CHOCCY BICKY – Chocolate Biscuit.
TOLLPUDDLE MARTYRS - six English farm labourers who were sentenced in 1834 to seven years' transportation for organizing trade-union activities in Tolpuddle, Dorsetshire. C'MON AUSSIE C'MON - World Series Cricket slogan. COCKY'S JOY - golden syrup spread. As an experiment he sewed pieces of canvas together to make a bag which he greased with mutton tallow. He then tells the player that he should be ugly for one day but he says it sucks. The name comes from the numerous intertwined rivulets that cross the region. Slang term for important person family feed type. A woman could be someone's man. In England it was worth thirteen shillings and four pence, two thirds of one pound. GRUNDIES - underwear/ undies. Invented in Coolgardie on W. Goldfields in the 1890's by Arthur McCormick. Carucate - a measurement of land, equal to a hide; usedin Danelaw.
GAZZA - short for Garry. SCALE A TRAM - ride on a tram without paying a fare. The contestant answered 98. NEW CHUM - a young man sent out to Australia to gain some experience of life in the colonies. BIRDSVILLE RACES - Horse races held each year in September in Birdsville, Queensland.
CHOOK RAFFLE - held in the local pub. Georgia: How about his jock strap? Contestant: False alarm, huh? FIVE EYES - An alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK and USA for joint cooperation in signals intelligence, military intelligence, and human intelligence. A person played the piano and anyone in the room was at liberty to contribute a song for the amusement of the audience. Leet - The term was used for a subdivision of land in Kent equivalent to a hundred. WARRIGAL - Aboriginal term for untamed; esp. SNAGGER - a shearer who rushes, shearing a sheep roughly. Meaning of family feud. CRUDDY - poor quality. AURORA AUSTRALIS - southern hemisphere atmospheric phenomenon that be seen from Tasmania, New Zealand and Antarctica during winter months.
It's about suddenly springing to life, either out of alarm or determination. AS SMOOTH AS SILK - everything went ok. AS TOUGH AS A UTE FULL OF MALLEE ROOTS - tough, hardy. CHERIOS - small sausages from delicatessen. KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON - don't get angry.
NEWBIE - new person at work. THE LONG PADDOCK - an historic web of tracks linking stock-breeding areas of inland NSW and Queensland etc. PICK THE EYES OUT OF IT - get the best bits. GIVE IT A GO - give it a try. CLINER - young unmarried female. GAMMON - to deceive. THINGS ARE CROOK IN TALLAROOK - used to indicate that things are bad or unpleasant. But maybe that's why this millennial slang works. 'IF YOU ASK ME, I THINK IT'S THE BIGGEST CHAUVINISTIC EXERCISE IN THE WORLD' - 'THAT'S WHY NOBODY ASKS YOU, DARLING' - Quote from movie The Dish. This allows players to get away with putting in all sorts of crap, from Word-Salad Humor to Refuge in Audacity, into the parser and have it counted right (for example, "I BATHED KEANU REEVES" registers as "_ BA____ KE___ R_____").
INLAND TROUGH - or dry line, is a semi-permanent feature of the synoptic pattern over the interior of Queensland mostly during warmer months. FRILL - swagger, conceit (c. 1895). ALL OVER HER LIKE A RASH - can t keep his hands to himself. GREAT AUSTRALIAN ADJECTIVE - Bloody. BURL - to try anything. BOG ROLL - toilet paper. Combs: Would you do it in the sunshine? Everybody... disrobe! "Take your clothes off. "
GINGER BEERS - engineers (military). BANKSIA MAN - from May Gibbs Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. TAKE A TUMBLE - to understand, comprehend. From 1988: "Name a television evangelist who you think is trustworthy.
CASCADE - in Tasmania beer is called Cascade as it is made from cascade (artesian) water. BLUEY / BLUE- red head. GOLD FISH - tin herrings (WW2).
Owens, Augustus - Civil War veteran [SEE ALSO Banzette, Henry]. Pepin, Ethel M. - attorney. Gordon, Gavin - actor. Washington, DC [SEE ALSO Maederia, Percy C. ]. Mulholland, Charles I. Mancini, Dominic - golfer [SEE ALSO Griffin, George, Jr. ].
McCloskey, J. Robert - artist. Warwick, Robert - actor [SEE ALSO large photo 2052] (1 of 2). Norris, George W., Dr. Norris, George William, Dr. - head specialist. Blum, Herman - Craftex Mills Inc. - & wife. Gordon, John - Bywood, PA. Gordon, John R. - actor. Vairo, Dominick - football player. Robb, William M. - City Hall guard. Symonds, Hal - radio announcer.
Harbison, L. - President Household Finance Corp. Harbison, Ralph Warner. Fazio, George - golfer [SEE ALSO Kunes, Gene; Pennsylvania - Valley Forge Army Hospital; Nelson, Byron]. Thrall, Grant L. Thrash, Clement. Blumfield, Ted - athlete? Pinchot, Gifford - addressing Legislative Special Assembly, 9-12-34. SEE ALSO Large Print File]. Dugan, John F. - director of welfare [SEE ALSO Heavey, James F. ; Mealey, John P., Rev]. Medieros, Lou "Lefty" - baseball.
Purvis, Virginia - Bryn Mawr, PA. Pusey, Carroll - golfer. Bell, Marion - Temple instructor. Army - Air Force Staff; Rice, John S., Col. ; Montgomery, Bernard - General photos 1946]. Saltus, R. Stanford [SEE ALSO Books]. Marr, Jeannette - Swarthmore College. Franks, Harriet, Mrs. Franks, James B., Mrs. - Philadelphia. MAUST, FILLMORE E. -- MAY, GEORGE. Stein, David, Mrs. Stein, Ed & Morton - Jenkintown, PA. Stein, Elbridge W. - handwriting expert. Fish, Constance - Collingswood, NJ [SEE Marron, Bernice]. Metz, Carl [SEE ALSO Kirk, Leo A. Henson, Leslie - actor. Rittenhouse, Charles E., Jr., Mrs. [SEE Philadelphia Organizations - Philomusian Club]. DENNIS, JACK W. -- DERI, TERI. Mattiola, Ralph - football.
Slotter, Raymond M. & wife [SEE ALSO Gimbel, Ellis]. SEE ALSO Draemel, Milo F., RAdm. Rogers, Walter Browne - movies [SEE ALSO Ayres, Lew]. Shelalis, Dorothy - Record. Duff, Edward A., Capt. Eaton, Beatrice K. - actress. Messan, Fano - sculptress. Dunbar, Harvey L., Lt. - Easton, PA. Dunbar, Samuel [SEE ALSO McClure, John J. Poole, Donald W. Poole, Earl. Daix, Augustus F., Jr., died 5-5-32. Monroe, Peggy - 4619 Chester Ave. Monroe, Robert R. Brill Co. Monroe, Ronald R. Brill Company]. Upper Darby, PA. Defino, Frank A., Jr., Cpl.
Salmon, Mary - Wayne, PA. Salmons, George C. Salamonsen, Dorothy - Miss Wildwood Gables 1932. Hauschka, Theodore & wife - former Elsa Voorhees. Johnson, Emory R., Dr. - University of Pennsylvania [SEE ALSO Prohibition Advisory]. Harding, Nelson - cartoonist. Wanamaker, John, Jr. - died 11-29-34 - & wife. Fogel, Samuel - athlete. Taylor, Catherine W. Taylor, Charles, 2nd, Mrs. - Ardmore, PA. Taylor, Charles B., Sgt.
Kelly, William A., Col. Kelly, William B. Green, Roberta - actress. Sweden, Bertil, Prince [SEE ALSO large photo 10344] (1 of 3). Stetson, Royce - parachute jumper. McGlinn, Francis C. [SEE ALSO Lwason, Jeanne - in large photo file]. Furnival, James - basketball. Lewis, Raymond, Jr. Lewis, Reginald M. & wife - former Alice Vaux. Parrish, Alice - daughter of Mr. Henry C. Parrish, Riverton, NJ. Friend, Stella [SEE ALSO Lane, Rosemary; Philadelphia - Corporations - Budd E. ]. Miller, Charlie - pioneer Pony Express rider. Ely, Robert B., 3rd, Mrs. - former Virginia Borden [SEE ALSO Bisbee, Edgar A., Mrs. ; Red Cross; War Fund; Red Cross, 1942]. Peebles, Joan - singer.
Williams, Hank - football. Lusher, Irving Spencer, Mrs. - former Martha Leona Crosson. Philips, Bob - Philadelphia. Menninger, Karl A., Dr. Menns, Helen - Collingswood, NJ. White, Eugene F. - Chester. Glasgow, David K. - 914 N. 16th Street. Oakford, A., Mrs. - society. Wojcik, John - baseball.
Dresden, Arnold, Dr. Dresden, Mark K. Dresher, Donald - football - Penn. Moody, Lewis F., Jr., Mrs. - former Phebe H. Peacock. Garver, Bertha - actress. Heath, Nancy E. Heath, Ralph, Miss. Smyth, Raymond - Record employee.
Walsh, Marty & wife - 315 Callowhill St. Walsh, Peter J. Walsh, Reds - football - Springfield High School. Robinson, Lucilee - public health nurse. Earle, George H., 3rd - general photos, 1942.