What do YOU call What-cha-ma-call'ems?

[QUOTE=bubastis]
Do you have a better name for thing-umee-bobs? Round here, you can’t move for Yokie-buzzers, and I keep tripping over Latch-icko’s. How about you?
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A widget or a hootchie-coo

[QUOTE=Faruiza]
Heh! It is sort of common, at least around here. I’m not sure of the spelling of the long version of that word, but it has always sounded like “chinga-dera” to me. That and the shortened version, “chingas” are both spanglish slang.
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My :eek: was due to what “chinga” means in Spanish. It’s used in what may be my favorite proverb in any language: “Con paciencia y saliva, el elefante chingó la hormiga” which means “With patience and spit, the elephant fucked the ant.”

[QUOTE=Bambi Hassenpfeffer]
My :eek: was due to what “chinga” means in Spanish. It’s used in what may be my favorite proverb in any language: “Con paciencia y saliva, el elefante chingó la hormiga” which means “With patience and spit, the elephant fucked the ant.”
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BWAAAHAHAHAAAAA!!!
That. Is the best and most hilarious axiom ever.

Thingummy
Thing
Dealie
Beasty
Thingamabob
Whatchamacallit
vague hand gesture that may resemble using the object, along with vocalising ‘dobdobdob’
The ‘you know’