Do you feel some words now sound old-fashioned?

[AmericanPie]

There are a lot of words that I feel sound old-fashioned, VHS tapes and the word "video" seems very old now but it wasn't that long ago that they was mainstream gadgets.

What words sound old-fashioned to you and, why?

[Fan of Big Tone]

I still sometimes say I’m going to “tape” a tv programme, a throwback from the old video tapes.

[Piethagoram]

Toodle pip, off to the San Sirrel now

[liampie]

series everyone says season now. flannels, handkerchief, comfy etc.

[Chris]

There's loads of words which seems old fashioned.

Shop - People say 'store' now.

I'll name just one for now but I might add a few more at a later point. I want to see what others say!

[CliftonMagpie]

Kettle

Oven

Dinner Table

Lawn

All sound old fashioned to me.

[TheSkipper]

Terraces and stand sound very old fashioned to me.

[Magic magpie]

These words I grew up with but I still use them from time to time ... 

[Magic magpie]

59 minutes ago, TheSkipper said:

Terraces and stand sound very old fashioned to me.

These words remind me of conversations with my grandad as kids great words .. sonyeah a little old though lol

[NottsTastic]

Never really thought about it, I think people just use what they feel comfortable with saying.

[Northants Pie]

Never mind particular words, why is the use of manners an old fashioned idea? Especially off of older people who should be setting an example?

[Fan of Big Tone]

Teapot - does anyone actually use one now?

Shopping Centre - younger folk use the American word mall now.

 

[super_ram]

Wireless - radio

Going to the flicks or pictures-cinema or is it movies?

Best bitter-crafted ales ?

There must be loads more

[Piethagoram]

Hearth

and after Saturday's performance..Home Bitter

[BromPie]

Malarkey is very old fashioned these days.

Also "Grim".