Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:05 am EDT
A verbal crutch is a word you use to link sentences together inappropriately or as a replacement for a natural pause. Common ones include "um," "ah," "like," "so," "now," "we're talking about practice" and "you know." Griz forward Zach Randolph(notes) is especially fond of that, you know, last one. Take a pause, man.
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Posted Nov 20 2009
Posted Nov 20 2009
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To rely on the phrase "verbal crutch" when there is a more apt term available is nothing more than, well, a verbal crutch... And now you know.
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YOU KNOW?!
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The remix.
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