What does "call BS" mean in the sentence "We call BS"?
Feb 18, 2018 · BS=Bullshit and is an an interjection or adjective colloquially used to mean rubbish or nonsense. Bull is a word that has been used since the 17th century meaning "nonsense." It may be derived from the Old French bole meaning "fraud, deceit." Bullshit was first used in print by TS Eliot in an unpublished poem titled, "The Triumph of Bullshit."
What does the phrase, "Money talks, BS walks" mean?
May 13, 2015 · "money talks" is an idiomatic expression meaning that you need to pay some money. When you talk about someone or something "walking", it can mean (and in this does does mean) that that someone or something has to leave, has to walk away. So "Money talks, BS walks" means that only money will do.
What is the original meaning of the word "Tang" and as slang?
Feb 2, 2023 · The other 'meaning' (sexual, as you have guessed) is that 'poontang' (often shortened to 'tang' with a small 't') is a vulgar sexist American slang word for the female genitalia, a woman viewed purely as a sexual object, or sexual intercourse. The alternative meaning of 'tang' in speech suggests that astronauts get all the sex they want.
phrase request - Better way to say "No bulls--t" - English …
Feb 21, 2016 · 8. "Concise" and "no bullshit" are not opposites. "Concise" means using a small number of words to express an idea; "no bullshit" means that the description is accurate, as well as that it doesn't contain unnecessary things. So, for example, I could write a perfectly concise explanation of how the world is flat, but it would be total bullshit.
slang - Is the word "suit" offensive (meaning "corporate-looking …
Jan 16, 2015 · Suit is slang for an executive - one who has to come to work in a suit. While it isn't "offensive," it is typically used by someone who does not identify himself as an executive, nor is it overly affectionate. It is by no means derogatory - the person is admitting he is not "a suit" by it isn't something I'd actually say to the executive myself.
slang - meaning of "tagged" in this context - English Language …
Feb 11, 2015 · 1. Well, I've been looking in dictionaries and most likely might have seen the meaning user3169 suggested, but how am I to know if that was THE meaning? I also came across another dictionary entry that said "tag" meant "touch" someone being chased in a game of tag. And honestly I see a lot more correlation to the "game of tag" meaning than to ...
slang - What is the meaning of `DOPE`? - English Language …
In your case it is an adjective, and is used in an informal way of saying that something is very good. It is probably capitalized to emphasize that is was really good. It doesn't have any special meaning. FWIW, dope in this sense is from the slang vocabulary of a recent teen generation. @Tᴚoɯɐuo Not all that recent.
What does the expression "just keeping it a buck" mean and …
Dec 23, 2023 · A 'buck' is slang for a dollar, which has 100 cents, and the maximum of something that you can have is 100 per cent. To 'keep it a buck' is to keep 'it' (the current discussion or utterance) 100% authentic, truthful, honest, etc. Keep it a buck. To be real and to be honest. A buck refers to 100. so it literally means to keep it 100% no bs
meaning - What does it mean 'to hit a switch on someone '?
In my interpretation "switch on somebody" means to cheat (although Ringo's answer is new to me and I cannot ignore that)
word meaning - What is the difference between “nope” and “no ...
From here, they have no difference in meaning; but nope is more informal, only used in a sense of opposite to yes (or yup). Also, nope is not used often in writing. You wouldn't say "there were nope errors", for example.