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tri·ten·sil [trīˈtensəl]:
origin: [1300-1940] Middle English; tri= having three + tensil= (utensil) tool.
noun
The spork (spoon + fork) redesigned to include a knife on the side, less elegantly referred to as a sporf.
This 3-in-1 design is a revival of the one created during World War I by the same British company, Fortnum & Mason -- the new one is manufactured of biodegradable (disposable) material for department stores, although you can still buy the original metal ones in F&M's shops. The knife part of the tritensil spurned quite a few memes in this theme, although the edge is actually indented and harmless without exerted pressure applied (by a human hand).

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hoo·ha [ˈhü-ˌhä]:
origin: Yiddish; הו־האַ= hu-ha or “hullabaloo" or possibly French; houp-là= "upsy-daisy".
noun
1. A fuss, laughter, and/or disturbance; to make a lot of noise; an uproar or commotion.
2. In modern interpretations (seen here @ Urban Dictionary), hoo-ha sometimes is used as a replacement as a slang word for a rear end or women's genitalia.
"What is all this hoo-ha?! This is a library and people are trying to THINK!"
origin: [1300-1940] Middle English; tri= having three + tensil= (utensil) tool.
noun
The spork (spoon + fork) redesigned to include a knife on the side, less elegantly referred to as a sporf.
This 3-in-1 design is a revival of the one created during World War I by the same British company, Fortnum & Mason -- the new one is manufactured of biodegradable (disposable) material for department stores, although you can still buy the original metal ones in F&M's shops. The knife part of the tritensil spurned quite a few memes in this theme, although the edge is actually indented and harmless without exerted pressure applied (by a human hand).

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hoo·ha [ˈhü-ˌhä]:
origin: Yiddish; הו־האַ= hu-ha or “hullabaloo" or possibly French; houp-là= "upsy-daisy".
noun
1. A fuss, laughter, and/or disturbance; to make a lot of noise; an uproar or commotion.
2. In modern interpretations (seen here @ Urban Dictionary), hoo-ha sometimes is used as a replacement as a slang word for a rear end or women's genitalia.
"What is all this hoo-ha?! This is a library and people are trying to THINK!"
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Date: 2015-09-01 01:11 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2015-09-01 01:15 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2015-09-01 01:17 am (UTC)WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE
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Date: 2015-09-01 09:53 am (UTC)Interesting 2nd meaning and etymology of hoo-ha...
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Date: 2015-09-01 10:32 am (UTC)Inventing odd kitchen equipment is rather an obsession with many!
http://www.smashinggadgets.com/2010/02/26-weird-odd-kitchen-gadgets-to-beautify-you-kitchen/
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Date: 2015-09-02 09:23 pm (UTC)Some interesting gadgets on that list, some that I'd not seen before, and some that could actually be useful--or amusing ;)
Thanks!
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Date: 2015-09-02 10:44 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2015-09-02 11:52 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2015-09-02 09:44 pm (UTC)