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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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songed-out
What does songed-out mean like in I'm kind of songed-out or I'm all songed-out now or She sings songed-out ? Thanks!
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<< This version sound a little odd to me. Adding the suffix -out to a word is a very slang way of saying, more or less, that you 'can do no more of it / are exhausted by it'. eg After 6 hours, I don't want to watch any more TV.
- << This version sound a little odd to me.
- Adding the suffix -out to a word is a very slang way of saying, more or less, that you 'can do no more of it / are exhausted by it'.
- eg After 6 hours, I don't want to watch any more TV.
- I'm TV-ed out.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
What does songed-out mean like in I'm kind of songed-out or I'm all songed-out now or
She sings songed-out ?<< This version sound a little odd to me.
Adding the suffix -out to a word is a very slang way of saying, more or less, that you 'can do no more of it / are exhausted by it'.
eg After 6 hours, I don't want to watch any mo
What does songed-out mean like in I'm kind of songed-out or I'm all songed-out now or
She sings songed-out ?<< This version sound a little odd to me.
Adding the suffix -out to a word is a very slang way of saying, more or less, that you 'can do no more of it / are exhausted by it'.
eg After 6 hours, I don't want to watch any mo
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AnonymousWhat does songed-out mean like in I'm kind of songed-out or I'm all songed-out now or She sings songed-out ? Thanks!Without context I can only guess. So here goes. "songed-out" is probably used (in the first two examples) to indicate that the speaker is tired of singing. As for your last example, I can't think of
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