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HifaMo Posted 11 years ago
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New Year's Eve is a ponus
Could you please tell me what the word "ponus" means in the following sentence?
I found it is a slang word, but couldn't relate it to this sentence.
"New Year's Eve is a ponus, but if you wanna throw together a quick New Year's Eve party, here are some really fun DIYs that you can do."
I heard this sentence in the following YouTube video in 2:09 min.
/watch?v=udHjzcAUVu0
Thank you
I found it is a slang word, but couldn't relate it to this sentence.
"New Year's Eve is a ponus, but if you wanna throw together a quick New Year's Eve party, here are some really fun DIYs that you can do."
I heard this sentence in the following YouTube video in 2:09 min.
/watch?v=udHjzcAUVu0
Thank you
Top answer
"New Year's Eve is upon us " -- that means it has already arrived or will arrive very soon.
- "New Year's Eve is upon us " -- that means it has already arrived or will arrive very soon.
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"New Year's Eve is upon us" -- that means it has already arrived or will arrive very soon.
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