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In a pinch - in a difficult situation when smh ideal is not available, as a substitute.

E.g.:
> You should use lime juice, but in a pinch lemon juice will work;

> Ah, this shade of lipstick will do in a pinch — that’s better than nothing;

> I’d trust her in a pinch;

> This music isn’t what I would’ve chosen, but it will do in a pinch.

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My favourite way to say goodbye is ‘later’ 🙄 im obsessed

> A: gotta go.
B: ok have a good time. Later.

I’m gassed = I’m happy/excited 🥳🍹

> Steven got gassed when I told him he looked cute;

> How gassed were you when you realised you’d won?

> I’m so gassed about my upcoming trip.

👋🏻 later

To get canned more than tuna? 🍣

> Get canned actually means to be fired from your job.

> A can of tuna must be obvious!

See the joke? ;)

In a sentence could be used like this:

> Don’t steal from the company, you can get canned for this;
> You can get canned for being late so often.

We’ve got quite a number of wicked smart people here I guess 😇

Wicked smart is exceptionally/outstandingly smart, above average intelligence.

Quite a number - a lot of

I cannot come up with the example sentence! Think for yourself 😁

A friendly reminder to share this channel with your ESL friends ☺️

esl - English as a second language

Knock knock ✊🏼🥂

Let’s talk about STINK

1. Stink - to have an unpleasant smell

> His breath stank of alcohol;
> Your feet stink!

2. Stink - to be bad, unfair, dishonest etc, something you disapprove of.

> I think her whole attitude stinks;
> This tv show stinks;
> Something about her testimony stinks.

Stink in the video 👆🏻

Do you stink at lying? 🧐

- Yo, don’t come up with a lame excuse, you gotta be there at 8.

A lame excuse is an excuse which is unreasonable, invalid, unconvincing or of poor quality —> lame 😒


> that is no doubt a lame excuse

> - I can’t come over tonight, gotta look after my plant
- oh please, what a lame excuse

> - I can’t talk now. My battery’s low
- c’mon, that’s a lame excuse, just charge it
- yeah sorry

That’s a hilarious one!! 👆🏽 Made me laugh out loud :D

Going back to our “tea” posts here, here, here and here. 👈🏽 Watch ‘em first, otherwise you won’t appreciate this one above!

Temp = temperature
Extra hot = very hot
One of our doctors was caught making out with … = was caught kissing with …

I KNOW! = said to show you agree with something someone has just said (from Cambr. dict.) - more examples in the comments! 👇🏽

> If you want to blend in with natives, I KNOW! is what you’ve been looking for, trust me💪🏽

Check it out 👇🏽
https://youtu.be/f5Uy9ko_GBc

If this isn’t true 🤣


Photographic memory - the ability to remember things in exact detail


Who is on “I’ve-got-a-photographic-memory” team here? 😁

It’s either photographic memory 📸 or common knowledge, isn’t it? ;)

Common knowledge - something that is generally and widely known; a fact that everyone knows


> It’s common knowledge that smoking and cancer are linked;

> A healthy diet and regular exercise are the best defense against the disease - common knowledge at this point;

> more examples

s2g
stg
—> Swear To God


> swear to god that wasn’t me

> - you really said that to your boss?
- yeah stg

> - no way you did that
- s2g

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🦆 - isn't that the guy you used to hang out with? Let's invite him over!!
- drop it

🦆 - just drop it, will ya? I'm sick of this talk
- yeah, sorry

drop it means to stop talking about something 🗣️

🦄 The medicine worked like a charm!

🦄 I don’t know what he said to her but it worked like a charm - she’s not that stressed anymore

🦄 That worked like a charm on her! What’d you do?

Work like a charm means to work well or be effective

🗣️ Ngl that freaked me out

🗣️ Ngl that fucked up my mood

It means not gonna lie! 👆🏻

Read here and here

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