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What does the slang for hard taco mean?
The slang term for a hard taco is often referred to as a "shell" or a "crunchwrap" due to its hard and crunchy texture.
What is the Australian slang word for work?
"yakka"Hard work is hard yakka.
What are a grasshoppers body covered with?
Their body is covered with a hard exoskeleton.
What are some slang words for crack?
Some slang words for crack include rock, hard, white lady, and base.
What color is Selena gomez's laptop?
Selena Gomez has a black speck case on her mac http://www.itechnews.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Speck-SeeThru-Satin-hard-shell-case-for-White-Unibody-MacBook-black.jpg
What is someone who studies very hard called as a slang word?
Someone who studies very hard might be called a bookworm. You could also say they keep their nose to the grindstone.
How do you writete the missing half of the following word pair satin and?
Lace? Silk? Steel? Papayas? (OK, maybe not that last one.) Satin is combined with a lot of other words and it's hard to know which one you have in mind.
What does the name boner?
"Boner" is a slang term for the erect hard male penis.
What does the slang term hard core mean?
Hard core means serious, dedicated, active or committed - as in a hard core believer or member of an organization.
How is a crustacean different from a gastropod?
A Crustacean is a hard covered animal such as a lobster or a crab. A Gastropod is also a hard covered animal, but it classifies as a slug, or a snail.
Is satin hard wearing?
Satin is generally not considered hard-wearing, as it is a delicate fabric that can be prone to damage from abrasion, fading, and stains. Its smooth surface can show signs of wear more quickly than sturdier fabrics. While some satin blends may offer improved durability, care should be taken to maintain its appearance. Overall, for items that experience heavy use, other fabrics may be more suitable.
What is the slang word no sweat mean?
It originates from sweat being the result of hard work. So the slang stands for "That's easily done!" and from there to "Sure, I'll do it!".
