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Manohonor Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Some questions (back of the bus, etc)
Hi,
I need your help over the following sentences:
1)You know, you supposed
to be some SLICK-*** killer.
What does it mean?
2) Now look at you... All BACK-OF-THE-BUS and ***.
and
3) We attack them next. TAKE IT STRAIGHT INTO THEIR TEETH.
Thanks.
I need your help over the following sentences:
1)You know, you supposed
to be some SLICK-*** killer.
What does it mean?
2) Now look at you... All BACK-OF-THE-BUS and ***.
and
3) We attack them next. TAKE IT STRAIGHT INTO THEIR TEETH.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hello MoH 1) 'Slick-***' in this context would probably mean 'highly professional'. 2) This is a combination of two phrases. , with an undertone of contempt.
- Hello MoH 1) 'Slick-***' in this context would probably mean 'highly professional'.
- 2) This is a combination of two phrases.
- , with an undertone of contempt.
- 'All back of the bus' probably refers to the phrase 'to look like the back of a bus', which = 'to have an extremely unattractive face'.
- So if I say 'you're looking all back-of-the-bus', it means 'you're not looking very pretty'.
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Hello MoH
1) 'Slick-***' in this context would probably mean 'highly professional'.
2) This is a combination of two phrases. 'And ***' = 'and stuff' = 'etc'., with
an undertone of contempt.
'All back of the bus' probably refers to the phrase 'to look like the back of a
bus', which = 'to have an extremely unattractive face'. So if I say 'you're
looki
1) 'Slick-***' in this context would probably mean 'highly professional'.
2) This is a combination of two phrases. 'And ***' = 'and stuff' = 'etc'., with
an undertone of contempt.
'All back of the bus' probably refers to the phrase 'to look like the back of a
bus', which = 'to have an extremely unattractive face'. So if I say 'you're
looki
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