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What is a slang term for kicking back and talking on your cell phone at work?
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talking on your cell phone at work
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What is a 4 letter word for slang or talking back?
sass
What is the least formal from the options below kicking back relaxing or taking a moment to soothe myself?
Kicking back
How do you speak back slang?
To speak back slang, you need to reverse the order of the sounds in each syllable of a word. For example, "hello" becomes "olleh." It's a fun way to communicate that originated in Cockney rhyming slang in London.
What is kicking back?
Just relaxing.
What to do when your about to be pranked?
You get pranked and either prank them back, put a trashcan on them when there talking on the phone, or just slap them
How do you say what in back slang?
Since back slang is putting it backwards, it would be TAHW
How does phone reception work?
Well, when you talk into the phone, a sattelite sent the message to the other person and it sent back and forth between the person who you are talking. So, you know when there is a thunderstorm, it's not safe to use the phone because it's an electronic device and their is an electric signal sending back and forth the message that you are talking about.
If you crush likes you and you like them and they see you talking on the phone will the guy assume its your boyfriend?
Tell them who you were talking to. Then tell him you like him back and maybe ask him to go out. :)
How do you say halima in back slang?
Back slang either reverses the letters - amilah - or the sounds - maliha
What is spin in black slang?
In back slang that would be spelled "nips"
How do you stop alpacas kicking?
You back away or you can't.
What do you do when your on the phone and someone else calls and the person your talking to keeps on talking?
You could tell the person on the phone that your going to put them on hold for a minute, then answer the other call and ask them to call back later, then continue your conversation with the first caller.
