Well according to Nanny Ogg the correct spelling is bananananananananana. She knows how to start spelling it but doesn't know where to stop. A bananananananana dakri.
I think I read part of that somewhere before. I say part because I had a panic attack halfway through and had to run away and hide. I read all of it today. Guess that means I'm getting better. Yay. Thanks for the link.
Gibberish likewise means a sort of disguised language, formed by inserting any consonant between each syllable of an English word; in which case it is called the gibberish of the letter inserted: if F, it is the F gibberish; if G, the G gibberish; as in the sentence How do you do? Howg dog youg dog. - The 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue
(Published in, well, 1811. Large parts compiled by one Francis Grose before 1788, but I don't have a copy of that edition to compare. Woe!)
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....whe? O.o
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And there are two of them in front of me right now, so I should know.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5349916-113162,00.html
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(Published in, well, 1811. Large parts compiled by one Francis Grose before 1788, but I don't have a copy of that edition to compare. Woe!)