The little sticky-out bit inside your cheek due to accidentally, and painfully, biting yourself
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Toothwaste
The toothpaste that falls into the sink when you knock the brush over while trying to put the cap back on
Tile Fever
The hard to suppress excitement of knowing you have a fantastic seven letter word ready for your next turn at Scrabble.
It’s bittersweet because there’s there’s always the danger that that your opponent will spoil it by inadvertently going therePhring
A phantom ring. When you reach in to your pocket to get your vibrating mobile only to find that you there’s no missed call and must have imagined it.
The little lava
The hot trickle of water inside your ear after you get out of the swimming pool and violently shake your head to clear the block
Ouch.
The shelf-keeper
The condemned soul employed by Pret a Manger to stand in front of you shuffling sandwiches around the shelves for all eternity
typpos
Minor typos in emails you’ve spotted buyt can’t be bothered to correct before sending.
Advanced, devious usage: deliberately mis-typing a word in an email you’ve just spent ages getting right in order to make it lookk like you just dashed it off casuallyFakebook
To have a second, squeaky clean, identity on Facebook to foil vetting by future employers
Jack Dee looks like J.R. Ewing
Pecans look like cockroaches
All cows look like Martin Clunes
Pigeons walk like policemen
Binbait
Any item of food that is routinely not eaten.
Best exemplified by the little white plastic bag of salad that comes – unrequested – with absolutely every delivery curry.Spuff
The ceaseless stream of superlatives and self-important nonsense spouted by critics, soiling pretty much any BBC rockumentary
”Everyone who was at that gig went away different people”“Not many people bought the first Velvets album, but absolutely everyone who did went on to form a band”
“They created an imaginary world and invited you to join it”
Avondale
The socially awkward situation created by an unsigned text message from someone who clearly assumes they’re in your phone book, but they’re not.
“Hi. It’s been ages. Wanna meet up next week?”Interwhelmed
Feeling humbled because, no matter how good you’ve got (with a piece of software), there appear to be countless people on the web way better than you are
Geek tragedy
Accidentally trashing valuable information on your phone/computer when trying to be far too clever
Poplar shift
The woozy, uncertain feeling walking down a stopped escalator on the Underground. You know it’s now a normal staircase, but your brain still says WAAAAA!!!