Probably comes from Dicken"s "Great Expectations". The main character, with the nickname "Pip", pretends to be well above his class status.
No it isn't ! It's a slang phrase, meaning "I don't care"
One possible synonym for 'real' is authentic. The slang use of the word 'real' is to indicate that something is true as in the phrase "Is that for real?".
'Flabber ' is slang, verging on gibberish. No real concrete meaning.
There's no real meaning for the term 'werdo' but from what i have experienced, the word means weirdo but with a slight slang way to it.
Its "hum dinger" and it is a phrase meaning " a real puzzler".
No. there are 'slang" words that are kept out of the dictonary until they are prove to have real meaning
The phrase 'for real?' is used to show you agree with a statement made by somebody. The origins are unknown, but the phrase is often used on popular TV shows.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This means the real thing. If it's Simon pure, it's pure.
From the British Indian Army in 18th century, meaning, genuine, the real thing.
What does etvir mean on a deed on real estate
this phrase is indeed a real phrase, it has a strong meaning to accompany it.
yes she is real shes awesome shes kaitlyn fosters best friend