Har har is used aloud as an expression of mock laughter, used in a sarcastic way. When someone uses it, it usually means that they do not think what someone said was funny. Har har! is used in response to jokes, or clever comments. It is also used quite often as a response when someone … Read more
The word cheesy is an English colloquialism that is used both literally and figuratively. Cheesy is used to describe food that features a lot of cheese, but the nonliteral meaning is more often used. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases … Read more
Gank is an English slang word or colloquialism that is used to mean steal. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. Slang is also very informal and is used by a select … Read more
Ralph, besides being an English name, is also a colloquial verb for vomit. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. It is likely that the word ‘ralph’ was coined because it mimicks … Read more
Moolah is an English colloquialism or slang term that is used to mean money. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. Moolah seems to be a new coinage that does not reference … Read more
Pal is an English colloquialism that is used to mean friend, as a term of address and as part of the phrasal verb pal around. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. … Read more
Antsy is an English colloquialism that is used to mean nervous or worried. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. Antsy is related to the English idiom ants in your pants. Meaning … Read more
A little bit is an English colloquialism emphasize that something is very small in amount, degree, or extent. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. The term bit means small piece, part, … Read more
Also: honeycakes Babycakes is an English colloquialism that is used to as an affectionate term of address. A colloquialism is a word or phrase that has arisen from English but is not considered formal or grammatical. Colloquial words or phrases are used very frequently in spoken English. The term baby cakes is occasionally found in … Read more
Want to see more videos from Idioms.Online? Subscribe to our YouTube channel! If someone is touchy, it means that they are sensitive; easily offended, upset, or irritated. A touchy person is easily provoked and ready to take offense over even the smallest thing. “Be careful what you say to Steven, he’s very touchy.” “Sorry, I didn’t … Read more