Pubby poise
Does anybody know what the phrase "pubby poise" in the sentence: "Adelaide has festive grace and pubby poise" mean? Is it an australian exprssion?
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) that has trouble comprehending even the most basic of human functions, usually cannot spell properly, and can't take a hint or "read between the lines, if you will, at all, whatsoever. From that definition, it would be awkward, dull, unintelligent manner. I see that you didn't get a definitive answer from the other forum you asked, either.
- ) that has trouble comprehending even the most basic of human functions, usually cannot spell properly, and can't take a hint or "read between the lines, if you will, at all, whatsoever.
- From that definition, it would be awkward, dull, unintelligent manner.
- I see that you didn't get a definitive answer from the other forum you asked, either.
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The Urban (for contemporary slang) Dictionary has a definition for "pubby." It is not flattering
A game/network online user (Warcraft3, Starcraft, etc.) that has trouble comprehending even the most basic of human functions, usually cannot spell properly, and can't take a hint or "read between the lines, if you will, at all, whatsoever.
From that definition, it would be awkward,
0I also thought "pubby" meant "relating to pubs", as the person in the other forum said. I'm not convinced it has anything to do with the "game/network online user" thing.
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