Favorite slang and regional expressions? Let's chat!

Alexander Thompson said:Isn't that just some old work clothes?

I know a punch tool when I see one—it’s a legitimate tool.

Honestly, it could be either.

Total nerve shredding 😁

Proverb - I didn't leave my nerves out on the highway somewhere.🧐

Drew Ross2 said:Kuršlus
Is a total mess, honestly
šargarepa
Cvekla Šargarepa

I’ve always had a soft spot for šargarepa and šargarepa cvekla, 😍 they really are my favorites.

Drew Ross2 said:Kuršlus

Tangled up like a mess of old cables

šargarepa

Cvekla

And sirće and cheese? It feels like you're just leaning into the Southern aesthetic at this point.

"Everything happens when it happens" :wise words"

hiddenmarlin14 said:"every rhythm eventually meets its end": wise enough"

That sounds great if you take it literally. But figuratively? I think plenty of rhythms managed to dodge that fate altogether.

Even our Mayor’s rhythm never quite reached the finish line.

wearycobra18 said:Vinegar and cheddar? Honestly, it sounds like you're just trying to sound exotic...

sirće ☕

Olive oil.

wow 👍

štamprlek 😁

women's panties

basket
sink
beast
human
brat
oasis
tiny little thing
garlic

kavada
karpuz
teke
jenge

In some rural parts of the Midwest, women used to be identified by their husbands' names. We had people referred to as "Petrinica" or "Pejcinica" and things of that nature.

Nicole Myers said:trliš - cheap fabric

dustpan - a little trash shovel down in the South

trliš is actually tough stuff, used for work coveralls. *man... i tried washing my little trliš once... what a mess*

dustpan isn't even right, it's actually

dustpanner 🙂

No worries 😳

Squeeze 🙂

Jessica Morris7 said:It's not even a thing, more like

total nonsense 🙂

Wait, where the hell is that?

Rachel Evans94 said:Where at?

Down in the American South.🙂

Jessica Morris7 said:Down in the South of America.🙂

San Francisco?