For Fibbing Friday the challenge is:
1. What is a fib? A heart stoppage that may be cured by a defibrillator.
2. What is a crib? The third chest bone down from the top.
3. What is a bib? The first 39.6 % of the Bible.
5. What is an antler? What you call your mother’s youngest sister.
6. Define staunch. A very strong bad odor.
7. What is a paunch? Your father’s midday meal.
8. What is a launch? The midday meal in Great Britain.
9. What is a nub? The mirror reflection of the bread used to make a hamburger.
10. What is a hub? A reversed half-hearted cheer.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Wow I have not heard the expresson “Hubba Hubba” in many years, I wonder how it came into use and why it went away. Well not really about toward the end of world war II many such expressions became popular and were so nauseating that I could see that the language changed. You said Hubba hubba when you saw a nice-looking girl. This would be kind of crude today~! SAM
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Love it 🙂
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Lots of fun fibs, especially # 1 & 6 🙂
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Loved the C-rib, bib, and launch.
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I love it when people tell me their favorites, but I always have to go back and look at which words and definitions the #s match up to. In this case, when I saw crib, I couldn’t figure out for a minute why I’d said third rib down from the top. Then I got it… A rib, B rib, C rib. Sometimes even I don’t “get” my own definitions. # 10 is quite obscure as well. Just can’t help myself.
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I got the ABC right away. Sometimes I don’t get your fibs because I am not in the schema. I was introduced to the American culture in 1978. Anything before that is terra incognita.
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I wish people would ask when a definition is not clear or if they feel they don’t get the entire clue! Sometimes I want to explain it right afterwards, but I’m really curious about what is translatable and what isn’t.
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Next time I will.
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I would love that!
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😻
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I would love to talk to you about your life, Dolly. I’ve read bits and dabs but would like more of the story.
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It is so different, and so much has been written about it, that I wouldn’t even know where to start. Perhaps, if you ask specific questions, it would be easier to answer.
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I’ll email you when the present rush is over..I really would like to know more about your life.
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I do appreciate your interest, dear Judy. I will respond.
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Hi Judy, thanks for joining in. Loved #1, #2 and #10.
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#10 was the most obscure. I thought no one would get it so fudged by putting a hint in the illustration.
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All adds to the fun. Thanks again for joining in.
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These are just awesome answers
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