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What do these slang terms mean in an easier form to say
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What do these slang terms mean in an easier form to say
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"Picture Shows,"means "motion picture"
"Pleased to know you," means "lets go"
"Over yonder" means "at a distance"
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2) slides
3)nice to know you
4)distance
5) never beat me
6)scared them senseless
7)beautiful
8)believe
9)just talking
10)yell at me
i hope these are correct and get you through this!
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