Is it 'hear hear' or 'here here'?

[halfwitpicker]

Anyone know?

This is quite niche, but the arena with an all weather surface for riding on is a manège not a ménage.

Had no idea about ‘think’! I doubt I use the phrase even once a year though, but next time I do I’ll be sure and use it correctly.

Wiggle and wriggle - both. Didn’t the old woman who lived in a shoe swallow a worm that wiggled (and jiggled) and wriggled inside her?

It’s anaesthetist. Not aneanthetist.

Drives me crackers when I hear people say that.

Absolutely love restbite

It’s actually “fink!”

In spirit of the original OP, we have fully established it’s hear, hear! People (here here people?) may also like to know that ‘the ayes have it’, and not the eyes.

How do you feel about anaesthesiologist, wrongdissection?

What about advocado?! 😫

It’s think but sounds like thing.

Pacificly for specifically.

Following on from "the ayes have it", they toe the line, they do not tow the line!

Panda-ing. As in "He needs to stop pandai-ng to her every whim"

I’d forgotten about toe! Is that something to do with the line on the floor in the HofC?

Oh, disappointingly not!

Er, It’s pandering isn’t it?

Just as I know it's 'hear, hear', but can accept that there could be an argument for 'here, here', I can also see an argument for 'thing', (although I would refute it, because I know it's 'think'!). 'If you think you're staying out till 1 a.m., you've got another thing coming', could (but doesn't) mean that you have another situation/state of affairs coming, i.e. the situation that you won't actually be staying out till 1 a.m.

@3out only acceptable if you are in America!

Thought so. Here’s a tough one - If you had to choose between anaesthesiologist or aneanthetist which would you prefer? ;) @Wrongdissection

Never mind all that. It's the proliferation of 'per say ' which is depressing me.

Anaesthesiologist every time. At least it’s a real word 😂

It's Think.

And dull as ditch water not bloody dish water

And fine tooth(ed) comb. Not a toothcomb.

Bare with or bear with
This one always annoys me

I could care less and loose instead of lose 😡

These are called eggcorns. It happens when people haven’t seen the word/phrase written down and so mishear it. Damp squid and doggy dog world are two of my favourites. As an English teacher I get loads of these.

‘Phased’ instead of ‘fazed’ drives me mad and is EVERYWHERE.