What does the word 'Piccadilly' make you think of?

What doesn’t it make me think of?

Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus in London’s West End.

A circus!

Piccadilly is the name of a liquor store chain near me.

a circus, liqor, and erm everything. No colors? O! and tea, couldn’t forget the leaf-water.

This is the first thing that came to mind.

Shitty restaurants in Florida.

Dill pickles!

A chain restaurant :(

Billy Idol and Generation X. the only time i’ve heard of Piccadilly is in Kiss Me Deadly by them.

I think of Piccadilly Circus. Too many lights. But I don’t go to Times Square, either.

Piccadilly Circus, crappy restaurants in Texas and a Morrissey song, “Piccadilly Palare” – which is a term for a certain type of gay slang from the 60s (i think), used in a BBC programme.

Benihana restaurant. We did an analysis of the restaurant’s international locations (specifically the U.K.) in my Operations Management course last semester. One of the locations was Piccadilly.

:/ Ugh college

London, and if I’m hungry dilly pickles.

London.

A London circus for me too.

Always makes me think of piccalilly, a condiment my Southern-born mother favored.

The Tube line in London that takes you to Heathrow Airport.

ratatouille or something with pickles and peppers.

yeah, a seedy circus.

The tube.

Kind of- browsing stalls.

@Knotmyday – Now, browsing stalls makes me think of Covent Garden.

Pick a dilly. A Dilly is a snot. To pick a dilly would be to pick snots from one’s nose.

@aprilsimnel: Let’s go shopping! Get a bag.

@Knotmyday – Oooh, and then afterwards we can go to The Harp for a pint! Bob! How I miss London.

@Jeruba
I also think of piccalilli.

Well, a Flea Circus of course. Spare no expense.
JP

Be very carefull not to confuse it with this or you could get yourself in trouble for not being pc!!

@scamp That could be quite embarrassing… especially in reference to the circus. I can imagine someone’s child in one of those “I can’t believe my kid just said that” moments, proudly telling a stranger that he/she is “Going to the Pickaninny circus!”