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Sandeep Gupta Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Screwed

I just want to know exact meaning of screwed.
Most of the time I see this word used by many people on twitter.

e.g.

1. I'd be screwed
I think here "screwed" is used as an adjective
Is it similar with wasted or ruined?

2. you screwed me
It's verb & it means you cheated me?

3.If my parents really knew me,
I'd be screwed adjective meaning idk?

4. Screwed again.
verb : cheated again?

5. You might have ruined my past and screwed up my present.
adjective : You make my present unhappy and depressing ?

Some More confusing examples are : 1. Screwed music 2. you screwed me over 3. I am screwed 4. they've been screwed over
  

Top answer

If somebody is "screwed", it basically means that they are in a bad, unpleasant, or difficult situation. "to ***** somebody over" means to put somebody in such an unpleasant situation. And if a person "screws something up", they mess up, fail at doing something properly.

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  • If somebody is "screwed", it basically means that they are in a bad, unpleasant, or difficult situation.
  • "to ***** somebody over" means to put somebody in such an unpleasant situation.
  • And if a person "screws something up", they mess up, fail at doing something properly.
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If somebody is "screwed", it basically means that they are in a bad, unpleasant, or difficult situation.

"to ***** somebody over" means to put somebody in such an unpleasant situation.

And if a person "screws something up", they mess up, fail at doing something properly.
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