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SUSIE STUFF

(Miscellaneous titbits about Susi Dent which don’t fit anywhere else)

 

 

 

Susie shows of her kinky boots:

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 susie25 Susie Dent’s T.V. appeances:

  • "Countdown" - Lexicographer (1,687 episodes, 1992-2007)
  • "Never Mind the Full Stops" (1 episode, 2007)
  • The Wonderful World of Whiteley (2005) (TV)
  • "Richard & Judy" (1 episode, 2005) - Episode dated 24 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode
  • "This Morning" (1 episode, 2005) ... aka This Morning with Richard and Judy (UK: informal title) -  Episode dated 6 October 2005
  • Mr Countdown: A Tribute to Richard Whiteley (2005) (TV)
  • "Celebrity Countdown" - Lexicographer (4 episodes, 1998)
  • Archive Footage:
  • All the Best from Denis Norden (2007) (TV) (uncredited)
  • TV's 50 Greatest Stars (2006) (TV) (uncredited)

 

 

 

 

Here is the impressive list of nine letter words Susie managed to find in just a single series of Countdown. How she knows all these obscure words is a feat in itself - never mind the ability to find them from anagrams in 30 seconds!

susie26ACUTENESS   ALIGNMENT   AMORTISED   ANTIPODES   APHORISES   ASCERTAIN   CANALISED   CERASTIUM   CHLORINES   CONTRAILS   CURATIONS   DATELINES   DECATHLON   DELATIONS   DEMOTIONS   DENATURES   DENTALISE   DISENTAIL   DRAMATISE   DRIPSTONE   ENACTIONS   EPIMERONS   FLATTENER   FLAUNTERS   FORETASTE   GESNERIAD   GNARLIEST   GRAINLESS   HARDINESS   HARVESTER   HEARTWOOD   IGNOBLEST   IMAGINERS   INSULATOR   INTEGRALS   ISOPTERAN   MIGRAINES   MORALISED   MOTORISES   NEUROMAST   OBSTETRIC   PANSIFIED   PARAMEDIC   PASTORIES   PATRONAGE   PERORATES   PINASTERS   PREDICANT   PRESEASON   PROSPERED   PROTAMINE   PROTEINIC   RAINCOATS   REINHABIT   RENOVATES   REPLETION   RESPIRATE   RIGHTENED   ROMANCERS   SALIENTLY   SEALPOINT   SECTARIAN   SECTIONAL   SENHORITA   SERIALIST   SIGNATURE   SLATHERED   STARRIEST   STATIONER   STERADIAN   STERADIAN   STONECROP   TERRAPINS   THEREUNTO   TOADSTONE   TRANSOMED   TRANSPIRE   TRELLISES   TRIANGLES   UITLANDER   UNFAIREST   UNSTAMPED   VERSIONAL 

 

 

 

susie2Countdown co-presenter Carol Vorderman on how she and Susie got chatted up on the set of Countdown, and how it feels to be forty-something:

A few months ago, I was leaving the Countdown studio with my co-presenter, friend and fellow forty-something Susie Dent. Suddenly, two handsome twenty-something men in jeans and tight T-shirts walked over to us.

They smiled, said hello and pressed pieces of paper into our hands. As the muscle-bound lads walked off, Susie and I opened the paper - and found mobile phone numbers scrawled on them.

We collapsed into an undignified heap, put the notes in the bin and laughed our - not quite middle-aged - socks off. (I hasten to say that despite the approaches from men young enough to be my sons, I'm more than happy with my gorgeous bloke at home.)

So when I read that scientific research has confirmed what I've known for four years, nine months and two days - that turning 40 does not mean becoming middle-aged - I nearly punched the air with joy. Or skipped down the road. Or twirled around the room. Because I've more energy and spring in my step now than I've had for decades.

And it isn't just me. All around, tripping down the pavement in floaty dresses, showing their tans under strappy tops and wearing tottering heels with a blatant disregard for bunions is a whole generation of sexy, confident, born-again forty-somethings.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Susie Dent’s buzzword of the year, 1905 to 2005:

1905 peace economy
1906 tyrannosaurus
1907 Boy Scout
1908 Dow Jones
1909 jazz
1910 wimmin
1911 flight-path
1912 rinky-dink
1913 migrant labor
1914 crossword
1915 trench fever
1916 blimp
1917 triple vaccine
1918 D-day
1919 white collar (as an adjective)
1920 new poor
1921 quantum energy
1922 yobbo
1923 environmentalism
1924 nuclear family
1925 blind date
1926 haute cuisine
1927 national_lottery
1928 boogie-woogie
1929 Wall Street Crash
1930 Intelligence Service
1931 Filofax
1932 brown shirt: a Nazi
1933 supermarket
1934 supernova
1935 boondoggle: a trivial undertaking
1936 bingo
1937 spam
1938 private eye
1939 tickety-boo
1940 Jim Crow: a rooftop spotter of enemy aircraft.
1941 daisy-chainer
1942 zoot suit
1943 Laundromat
1944 boot camp
1945 cold war
1946 Gulag
1947 pop single
1948 cappuccino
1949 aromatherapy
1950 McCarthyism
1951 fast food
1952 spycatcher
1953 UFO
1954 double helix
1955 tikka
1956 tax-and-spend
1957 the Pill
1958 sex kitten
1959 Barbie
1960 rave (noun)
1961 game show
1962 bossa nova
1963 machine-washable
1964 disco
1965 nanny state
1966 center fold
1967 sleaze
1968 Klingon
1969 moonwalk
1970 Third World
1971 gonzo
1972 dole queue
1973 deconstruct
1974 baby boomer
1975 refusenik
1976 Thatcherite
1977 makeover
1978 me generation
1979 nouvelle cuisine
1980 Reaganomics
1981 street cred
1982 Valspeak: abbreviation of 'Valley Speak'
1983 theme pub
1984 body-popping
1985 Prozac
1986 to multitask
1987 smiley
1988 vogueing
1989 luvvly jubbly
1990 smackdown
1991 hotdesking
1992 poptastic
1993 fashionista
1994 dotcom
1995 ladette
1996 alcopop
1997 blamestorming
1998 text message
1999 ASBO
2000 speed dating
2001 war on terror
2002 SARS
2003 freedom fries: an American critique of the French protest against the invasion of Iraq.
2004 podcasting
2005 su doku

 

 

 

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