get one point each word you used on this list

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[Pyrate Jim]

Online? One, maybe two.
In casual conversations over the last six decades? Half or more.

[flyweightnate]

I got half my age in points. Counts for something, right?

[Cdn_Cuda]

My daughter is practising lines from Mary Popoins for a school play. Nincompoop happens to be in on of the lines and she has really been enjoying saying it.

[Trbo323]

Man, I use a chunk of those on a daily basis

23, might be more I just can't remember specific circumstances so I'm not counting some

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[Fossilhead]

Not on the list...

Bumfuzzled.

Bewildered or confused.

This level 10 automag kit has me completely bumfuzzled.
For example.

[JeepDVLZ45]

Only 6 of those so DON’T use, but I didn’t know they existed. Time to practice working them into every day conversation.

[Chappy]

I’ve never heard Codswallop, I’ve never used flibbertigibbet. I’ve said everything else. However, Im not sure I’ve USED tenterhooks. I probably would have never said it if I didn’t cover Elvis Costello on occasion. Does that count?

[bored383]

all but one - wtf is flibbertigibbet?

also, I use one of the words multiple times daily . . . cuz I have a dog named Pumpernickel

[Pyrate Jim]

Common a century ago. Basically, amphigory type nonsense.
Ken Nordine made the word central on the vinyl album "How are things in your town?"

[Fossilhead]

Meg Ryan, in "Joe vs. The Volvano" while playing the twin sister to the primary love interest, describes herself as a flibbertigibbet.

Meaning she can't keep her mouth shut and is a gossip.

[k_obeastly]

I’ve been pluralizing “whatnot” for the past few quiteawhiles.

what meaning does pumpernickel have other than bread? Oh and devils fart?

[Diesel imp]

21

and yea
nothing better than pastrami on pumpernickel with kraut and swiss cheese