Kalsarikänni (Finnish) – to get drunk at home, on your own & in your underwear.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Non classé
Abibliophobia – the fear of running out of reading material.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Donaldkacsázás (Hungary) – wandering around one's house with a shirt but no trousers.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Kummerspeck (Germany) – literally 'grief bacon'. Excess weight or body fat gained due to emotional overeating.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Přesezený (Czech) – stiff from sitting in the same position too long.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Vorfreude (Germany) – joyful anticipation derived from imagining future pleasures.
— Present & Correct (@presentcorrect) April 18, 2020
Tsundoku :Japanese word for aquiring books but piling them up at home unread
— Kevin Lydon (@betdaqsports) April 18, 2020
Je pleure de rire 🤣 #nbapic.twitter.com/KEMKls1mXc
— Tom Liard (@Thomas_Liard) January 4, 2021
Ptdrrr aucun rapport il voulait juste flex https://t.co/vQrQJMSmb1
— Yannis (@Yannis_LB) January 4, 2021
Erreur classique en France due au fait qu'Halané a traduit les œuvres d'Anastasja et que la première édition, en l'an 3, ne mentionnait que le nom de la traductrice comme cela se faisait à l'époque dans le milieu de l'édition parisienne.
— Eugène Biscotte (@BiscotteEugene) January 1, 2021
