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  • etymology - What is the origin of fuddy-duddy? - English Language . . .
    It is certainly possible that duddy fuddiel meaning a ragged fellow migrated from Cumberland to the United States in the early 1800s and evolved into fuddyduddy meaning an old codger But I have been unable to find any instances of duddy fuddiel (or of duddy or fuddiel in the relevant sense) in U S sources A further complication is the
  • 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
  • How does pussy come to mean coward?
    [1959 M Richler Apprenticeship Duddy Kravitz i ix 50 Milty ran off crying ‘What is it, pussy-lamb?’] 1986 D Potter Singing Detective ii 45 But tonight there isn't a pussy in sight Not even a four-legged one All good people have gone home b slang (chiefly N Amer )
  • A second past-form: dig digged digged
    The slang sense of dig is quoted in the OED - (meaning 6c ) One example of its use is in the past tense - which has been taken to be dug
  • Based on vs. based upon - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    @Kris: I think you're right, but it might be stretching a point to suggest that referring to "the incident it was based upon" carries the implication that the speaker is a reactionary linguistic fuddy-duddy! –
  • Word for someone who cant keep up with the times?
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  • Appropriate word for a young person who behaves like a cynical old . . .
    He sounds like a fuddy-duddy one that is old-fashioned, unimaginative, or conservative [Merriam-Webster] The term is not limited to children, but is often applied to someone who seems old beyond their years You also might consider fogey an extremely fussy, old-fashioned, or conservative person (esp in the phrase old fogey) [Collins]





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