slay queen - WordReference Forums
2015年9月5日 · A slay queen is someone who can slay any given person by simply stating their opinion. My boy Zach, is a total slay queen. Don't fuck with him, he'll shut you up within a …
Slay! - WordReference Forums
2022年10月24日 · If you have teenage kids, you know what "slay" means, and it means quite a few different things depending on the context. Mostly it means cool or good job. I got an A on …
Kill/Slay Difference - WordReference Forums
2014年9月19日 · Slay = to kill someone or something in a violent way. The verb 'slay' is a more old-fashioned word and not used as often as either kill or murder. It is mainly used figuratively …
Action verbs that have to do with sword/knife
2019年10月6日 · There is a distinction to be drawn between killing someone in combat and killing someone in punishment. The definition of "slay" in post #8 says 'to kill in a violent way', and …
Just get a bobtailed bay, | WordReference Forums
2012年4月6日 · Hi Please what does "Just get a bobtailed bay" mean in this lyrics? Take the girls tonight, And sing this sleighing song. Just get a bobtailed bay, Two-forty as his speed …
Lic. - WordReference Forums
2007年2月11日 · HM The Queen Elizabeth Even back in the days when the British monarch was the "Emperor/Empress of India", they still try to keep it simple, eg HM Victoria, The Queen …
fix each other's crowns | WordReference Forums
2023年4月7日 · There is a saying that "real queens fix each other's crowns, " isn't there? What does "fix" mean in this saying?
Swedish: "king" - WordReference Forums
2010年5月10日 · "Drott" is very old and apparently originally referred to a chieftain, the leader of some smaller polity, perhaps. It lived on as "drots", the highest office-holder in the state during …
forms of address for 17th century servants - WordReference Forums
2020年9月9日 · Hi, Can someone tell me how servants would address their masters in early 17th century England, if the family was of Yeoman status - fairly well off, but not gentry or nobility. I …
Capitalization of President-elect - WordReference Forums
2008年11月22日 · I prefer the form "President-Elect" when used before the person's name, because at that point it is a person's title, and all elements of a person's title (Prince Consort, …