'Nutmegged'
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'Nutmegged'
Saw this word on Cricinfo, and was somewhat confused. You learn something new every day.
Now I'm trying figure out a way to drop it into a conversation with one of my various friends called 'Meg'...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutmegged
Now I'm trying figure out a way to drop it into a conversation with one of my various friends called 'Meg'...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutmegged

Leo
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Common term in football over here...

JKLever
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You would know it if you ever played a Football game on Playstation etc. - it is one of the key trick moves.

JGK
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Yeah, there's a second Wikipedia article focussed exclusively on the football aspect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutmeg_(football)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutmeg_(football)

Leo
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Exactly what I thought, old fruit. 

Leo
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Nah, it's all about "megs!".

Lara Lara Laughs
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Megged by nuts.

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JGK wrote:You would know it if you ever played a Football game on Playstation etc. - it is one of the key trick moves.
You would also know it if you ever played real football.

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It is a type of sauce which you add in your yogurt!

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In the US Spelling Championships televised on ESPN over the weekend (amazing what you find when channel surfing) One kid was asked to spell 'numnah'. The audience, and the kid cracked up because it really sounded like he'd been asked to spell 'numbnuts'.
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What the hell does "numnah" mean?

Lara Lara Laughs
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It's some subi word for a rug of some sort, IIRC.
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