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Hi, It means 'a lot of class' 'Up the wazoo' is a body-*******-related expression. It's somewhat offensive, although there are much worse expressions. Anyway, don't say it to the Queen of England, or in a job interview.
- Hi, It means 'a lot of class' 'Up the wazoo' is a body-*******-related expression.
- It's somewhat offensive, although there are much worse expressions.
- Anyway, don't say it to the Queen of England, or in a job interview.
- Clive
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Hi,
It means 'a lot of class'
'Up the wazoo' is a body-*******-related expression. It's somewhat offensive, although there are much worse expressions.
Anyway, don't say it to the Queen of England, or in a job interview.
It means 'a lot of class'
'Up the wazoo' is a body-*******-related expression. It's somewhat offensive, although there are much worse expressions.
Anyway, don't say it to the Queen of England, or in a job interview.
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I don't totally grasp it clive...could you please explain it with an example sentence..it'd be much easier..I know there's a sexual meaning of it as well..I wanna know that too..so..feel free amigo..
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Hi,
eg He has money up the wazoo. He has a lot of money.
He has so much money that he even keeps some of it stuffed up his wazoo,
Clive
eg He has money up the wazoo. He has a lot of money.
He has so much money that he even keeps some of it stuffed up his wazoo,
Clive
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thanks clive...I totally get it...but in this particular phrase
class + up the wazoo = it's so cool..to the great degree
AM I right dude ?
class + up the wazoo = it's so cool..to the great degree
AM I right dude ?
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up the wazoo can refer to the highest pitch. Have you ever heard children say PPPLLLEEEASSSEEE! over and over until they get their way? It's a tactic. They raise their influence over you to the highest pitch and you give in saying it's so bothersome to hear; you 'give in' to their 'demands.' Thanks.
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when could I possibly say '' class up the wazoo '' ...as long as I see something cool..can I say ? what do you think clive ?
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appreciate it Skype My English...just let me know when you would say that phrase...? an example conversation would be much better..
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The ice cream truck is coming up the road and the loud speaker is sounding nearer and near. Your children jump up and around and raid your space in the highest pitch with 'I want ice cream, please,.... Over and over, up the wazoo you hear this begging and give in to buying ice cream. Thanks
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Hi,
That doesn't seem like a very typical or natural use to me. You'd more typically have something up the wazoo, not hear something up the wazoo. But with such slang, there are no real rules..
Clive
That doesn't seem like a very typical or natural use to me. You'd more typically have something up the wazoo, not hear something up the wazoo. But with such slang, there are no real rules..
Clive
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