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‘Not working’, ‘out of order’, ‘down’ = KAKSHIT
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‘Not working’, ‘out of order’, ‘down’ = KAKSHIT
The word that also means ‘to be broken’ comes in handy in our modern tech age… Telegraph line repairman (image credit: True West) Sõdi Shun. Kakshit tiligraf. Sunday 10 June be.broken telegraph ‘Sunday June 10. The telegraph lines were down.’ — Kamloops Wawa #198 (September 1901), “Besieged in Pekin by the Boxers”, page 82 I hereby inform you that when your phone or computer aren’t working, they’re kakshit! The real-people Engl…
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