I'm from the UK and I hear "flabbergasted" reasonably often, more often from upper-middle class folks. Maybe a regional thing?
more of an age thing? I use it but I doubt my daughter ever does
I was born and raised in the midwest part of the U.S. and I've been using "flabbergasted" for all my adult life (20+ years). Of course, I've always had a propensity for peculiar or anachronous verbiage.
Re:WTF is a container?
by TickleSteve on Monday October 17, 2016 @08:45AM
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flabbergasted is very widely used in the UK, really puzzled how you could possibly not come across it if you've spent more than a few months here.
Re:WTF is a container?
by oarsinsync on Monday October 17, 2016 @11:55AM
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Indeed. One might say it is almost flabbergasting!
Is this word even used anywhere else beyond US? Never heard it used in the UK.