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Frottage as in cottage.
Whilst we're on the subject, homage does NOT have to be pronounced like fromage, as there's a perfectly serviceable word in the English dictionary, namely homage (as in cottage).
But then Americans have always talked garbage ... as in fromage ... :D
Yeah ... We Americans don't talk like we have a cricket bat up our ass!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelf
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Originally Posted by Lovecox
What is the etymology of the word anyway? Why is frottage called frottage? That's a funny word.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelf
It's from the French word frotter, which means 'to rub'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Budweiser
I'm so happy I started this thread, here's to cock rubbers everywhere :cheers:
That's hot..