Now flock, on the other hand, is definitely used as both noun and verb on LJ. ETA: I am an idiot and still don't know my grammatical terms - flock is not a noun, it's an adjective.
I don't think it is used as a verb - the verb is to friend.
Got me, qroqqa! We look forward to some Maltese lists. Please!
qroqqa xitt, please—Maltese spelling Actually it's fairly rare. Googling for "flisted you", "flist me", and "flisted me" throw up a certain number of clear occurrences ("flisted" and "flist you" have too much irrelevant interference).
Are you saying it's a qroqqa sh*t?
I have never heard this word used as a verb. Interesting.Someone needs to make an LJ list.
n. A friends list (on LiveJournal and perhaps other social sites). v.t. To add (someone) to one's flist.
Now flock, on the other hand, is definitely used as both noun and verb on LJ.
ETA: I am an idiot and still don't know my grammatical terms - flock is not a noun, it's an adjective.
I don't think it is used as a verb - the verb is to friend.
Got me, qroqqa! We look forward to some Maltese lists. Please!
qroqqa xitt, please—Maltese spelling
Actually it's fairly rare. Googling for "flisted you", "flist me", and "flisted me" throw up a certain number of clear occurrences ("flisted" and "flist you" have too much irrelevant interference).
Are you saying it's a qroqqa sh*t?
I have never heard this word used as a verb. Interesting.
Someone needs to make an LJ list.
n. A friends list (on LiveJournal and perhaps other social sites).
v.t. To add (someone) to one's flist.