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Mohansinfh Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of an Idiom, which has a bad word in it.
I am sorry, but this sentence has a bad word. I don't know the meaning of it.
The sentence is supremely bad ass.
Can anyone tell me what does that mean?
The sentence is supremely bad ass.
Can anyone tell me what does that mean?
Top answer
Not such a bad word; you can use it among friends. Supremely bad *** = very bad, very good, very dangerous, very impressive, etc. )
- Not such a bad word; you can use it among friends.
- Supremely bad *** = very bad, very good, very dangerous, very impressive, etc.
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Not such a bad word; you can use it among friends.
Supremely bad *** = very bad, very good, very dangerous, very impressive, etc. (It is slang.)
Supremely bad *** = very bad, very good, very dangerous, very impressive, etc. (It is slang.)
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