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What does this "vulgar" word mean?

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placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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#21 ·
Emily Parker32 said:"Upiciti"? WOW, I've never heard that one before.

I usually say "upicaniti."

Just out of curiosity, where are you from and how old are you? Maybe it’s just some regional slang or a generational thing. I’m 27, living in Washington, D.C. How about you?

Sure, "upicaniti" works too. It's just a variation.
I'm pretty young, a bit of a nomad, and always busy. 😬🙂
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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#22 ·
To "give someone a piece of your mind" basically means to call them out or put them in their place; like if a guy was acting like a know-it-all and his manager totally chewed him out in front of the whole office...

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Daniel Ward87
wiredharbor22 wiredharbor22 Active Member
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#23 ·
Daniel Ward87 said:And you could say it means to chew someone out; to put them in their place or give them a talking-to. Like, "The guy was acting like a know-it-all, so his boss chewed him out in front of everyone"...

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Daniel Ward87

Where I'm from, it’s more like being punished. For example, my grandmother used to tell me, "If you aren't an honest person, God will punish you." 😁 (That isn't quite as dark as some of those old songs dads used to sing... 🤣)
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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#24 ·
Daniel Ward87 said:Think of it like this: to "spičkarati" is basically to chew someone out or put them in their place; like when you scold someone. For example, "The guy was acting like a know-it-all, so his boss totally laid into him in front of everyone"...

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Daniel Ward87

Actually, "spičkati" and "(is)pičkarati" aren't even the same thing. The root of pičkaranje is more about swearing or being vulgar. "Spičkati" is more about taking action, whereas "pičkarati" is all about what you say.
mellowseal27 mellowseal27 Member
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#25 ·
Is she actually crazy—or did she just screw up and pissed him off, or does she just look like a total slut? 🤷
Richard Collins5 Richard Collins5 Newcomer
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#26 ·
Totally fried

It's basically just a mashup of 's' and some nasty word

Like, if my sister showed up with her lady parts, I guess she could've just shown up without them, right? So yeah, she's totally fried😁
reddriver35 reddriver35 Active Member
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#27 ·
Man, sometimes the simplest topics get the most traction. 🤣

Doesn't burning through cash just mean spending? "I blew all my money!" 😁

Not him again with the 503 error 🙄
Arthur Booth96 Arthur Booth96 Active MemberOP
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#28 ·
I mean, all of that might be true, but I suspect it really just came down to aesthetics. It’s not like they were falling apart or losing anything significant, so maybe it was more about how things looked on the surface than anything else.
Bradley Garcia59 Bradley Garcia59 Newcomer
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#29 ·
mistywolf17 said:Oh come on... 😂

No way, you're actually SERIOUS right now... 😛
Robert Mendoza Robert Mendoza Newcomer
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#30 ·
Kate Castillo55 said:so, I've heard guys say some girls are "all decked out" or "done up"—what does that actually mean? 🤔

In this case, it probably just means they're "super dressed up" or something—I guess. 😁
wiredmarlin29 wiredmarlin29 Member
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#31 ·
Kate Castillo55 said:So, I’ve heard guys use the term "all dolled up" or say a girl looks "done up" a few times now. What does that actually imply? 🤔

Just a girl who’s perfectly put together, in every sense of the word.🙏
Betty Chase54 Betty Chase54 Member
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#32 ·
So, basically, they all got cleaned up and polished 😳

Does that make more sense?☕
Alex Patel96 Alex Patel96 Active Member
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#33 ·
To get dolled up—basically, getting all cleaned up. So you look like a total knockout!🤣
To blow it all (an irreversible verb)—to screw something up, ruin it, or just burn through cash.

Being "dolled up" is often used right alongside getting high heels on!😂
As in, wearing heels. Getting pumped up in those heels.😂

But being dolled up is actually a broader concept. In my book, being fully dressed up always implies you're rocking the heels!

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Thomas Moore6 Thomas Moore6 Member
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#34 ·
boldjackal10 said:Man, what a way with words. That’s such a heavy term. It could basically mean anything from zero to a hundred.

🤣🤣 This is enough to drive you crazy 😁

When people say a woman is "done up," they usually just mean she looks put together.

It's not necessarily that she looks stunning or anything, just that she's wearing the full works—you know, that standard "glammed up" look.🤔 I don't know,
Arthur Kim74 Arthur Kim74 Active Member
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#35 ·
Sandra Wilson14 said:🤣🤣 To drive someone crazy... 😁

A woman who's all dolled up is just a woman who's put together...

Not like she's some supermodel or anything, just your standard, heavily made-up look, you know, really "done up"... 🤔 I don't even know

Yeah, just totally glammed up😁

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