when did "furlough" become part of the english UK language
i mean its a american expression , well thats my perception , now its being used both sides of the atlantic
Posted By: ghostof barry butler, Mar 31, 16:47:36
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Posted By: essexcanaryOTBC, Mar 31, 22:27:00 - 8:30
Posted By: Jumbo1, Mar 31, 19:39:35 - Long before CV-19
Posted By: ghost of hucks, Mar 31, 17:27:57 - middle of this article
Posted By: ghostof barry butler, Mar 31, 17:18:15 - I first heard the expression on a Dastardly and Mutley cartoon
Posted By: McGill, Mar 31, 16:54:20 - 2It's in Vanity Fair.
Posted By: Garry Brooke, Mar 31, 16:54:08
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