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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Wicked blast
What does "wicked blast" mean?
Is "have a wicked blast" used to mean "have a great time"?
e.g. I had a wicked blast at the party.
Is "have a wicked blast" used to mean "have a great time"?
e.g. I had a wicked blast at the party.
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In that sentence, yes.
- In that sentence, yes.
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Thanks a lot, Mister Micawber.
Does the phrase also mean "something you enjoy very much"?
e.g. This movie is a wicked blast.
Does the phrase also mean "something you enjoy very much"?
e.g. This movie is a wicked blast.
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Such idiomatic phrases do not necessarily fit into other grammatical structures. I don't use it at all, but your latter sentence does not seem so natural.
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