One thing I do like to do, it's like to get to the bottom of where words come from.

And how about if I told you guys that there were words that don't come from the English language that we use all the time and don't even know?

The Min's Room Top Ten.

The Minterp Top Ten.

Ten are more common words you use every day that aren't actually English.

Ah, who cares? Let's talk about the bunghole, shall we? Quit your snickering and listen up, you snibling little snot. A bunghole

is a hole board into a liquid-type barrel to remove contents. The hole is then capped with a

cork or cork-like stopper called a bung.

It was popularized in the MTV cartoon series Beavis and Butthead that can be used as a personal insult or a slang for your anus.

Fun fact, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson was recorded using the word bunghole while ordering

slacks over the phone because the crotch cut into, well, is bunghole.

I have read that before.

Yeah, they put that in the movie too.

Oh, did they?

Yeah.

Brian Cranston. So these are common words that you use every day that aren't actually English.

We start actually with a shocking one to me.

These are all an alphabetical order, by the way.

It's not like there's one that's better than the other there.

The Pride of Florida, the alligator.

Isn't that Spanish? Spanish? Yeah, Spanish explorers called it Eligarto, the lizard

after spotting the massive reptiles in Florida.

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