Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This just means to hear of. "I hear tell you're moving on," said the cowboy.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was another way to tell someone to go away. It's not something you wanted to hear.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was a made-up word that meant mouth. You didn't want a cowboy to tell you to shut your big bazoo.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This one means to tell the truth, to divulge. The image is of dividing something fairly.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant totally or completely. You'd tell your best gal you loved her all to pieces.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was a way to tell someone to calm down. An angry cow shoved with its horns.
1. to have little applicable experience 2. to say things that people like to hear but mean nothing 3. to say things that everyone would like done but have no realistic way of accomplishing them "Don't barack me, tell me how you plan to accomplish that."
It is actually "draws a long bow" It means powerful, or not to be trifled with. In archery, the further back an arrow is drawn, the more power and range it has. I said, he is always right.
It is Italian and as far as I can tell it's not proper. Most likely a slang form of Italian from the Italian-American immigrants, and from what I used to hear my family speak in Italian...it's not very nice.
1. Stay Ahead 2. Slang: Without Lying, tell the truth.
its a slang abbreviation for lubricant and seeing as this is a question about preteen relationships i dont think its my place to tell you what its for.
If you tell someone they are being "nuff" in patois or slang terms it means they are being conceited.
It means u did not hear them then tell him or her that u was not trying to ignore them