star72232 DIS Veteran Joined Jun 6, 2013 Messages 600 Mar 26, 2019 #21 I had no clue this was from a song! I've always said "after a while, crocodile".
RedAngie Sea Level Lady Joined Sep 10, 2015 Messages 12,002 Mar 26, 2019 #22 Bill Haley and the Comets song quoted by TVGuy above. The expression and its variations were common among teenagers before the song, however.
Bill Haley and the Comets song quoted by TVGuy above. The expression and its variations were common among teenagers before the song, however.
C CarolAnn856 DIS Veteran Joined Jun 11, 2016 Messages 2,006 Mar 26, 2019 #23 TipsyTraveler said: I’m from the DC/Baltimore area and pronounce it wy-uhl, two syllables. Click to expand... Weird, I'm from the same area. One syllable for everyone I know from there.
TipsyTraveler said: I’m from the DC/Baltimore area and pronounce it wy-uhl, two syllables. Click to expand... Weird, I'm from the same area. One syllable for everyone I know from there.
disneychrista DIS Legend Joined Dec 26, 2002 Messages 27,780 Mar 26, 2019 #24 I chose other because I would say "after 'while..." meaning I don't enunciate the "A" in a while.
TipsyTraveler DIS Veteran Joined Jan 9, 2014 Messages 4,699 Mar 27, 2019 #25 CarolAnn856 said: Weird, I'm from the same area. One syllable for everyone I know from there. Click to expand... I asked my husband to say it and he pronounces it just as I do. He claims he says it as one syllable yet I hear it as two. I’m wondering if the difference is more in how one hears it versus how they actually say it.
CarolAnn856 said: Weird, I'm from the same area. One syllable for everyone I know from there. Click to expand... I asked my husband to say it and he pronounces it just as I do. He claims he says it as one syllable yet I hear it as two. I’m wondering if the difference is more in how one hears it versus how they actually say it.