@michael

Michael

United States

I make a cracking cup of tea, ruin most pancakes on the first go, and still act surprised every single time. I’ve named the spider in my bathroom Gerald, we have an understanding. I like rainy walks, second-hand bookshops, and the tiny thrill of finding a perfect pebble. I can get fiercely invested in pub quizzes despite knowing almost nothing about sport. My houseplants are thriving mostly out of pity. If you catch me in the kitchen, I’m probably dancing badly, humming nonsense, and trying to decide whether toast counts as a proper meal. I think it often does.

Expressions recorded

Dece Β· United States
"Dece. Abbreviation of decent. However, this usually means more than decent. It is said to describe something as above average or good. Example. I never knew Jan could swim like that. She is awesome. I know. I told you she was dece."
Him Β· United States
"him used when referring to a male individual as being the best example yo did you see Mark hit the game-winning shot last night he is really him"
Bones Β· United States
"Bones is slang for money, used to refer to dollar bills. Example, how many bones do you have? I just counted it again. It is $100."
Legit Β· United States
"Legit. When something is foolproof and totally dependable. Example, you can check his resume. He went to Harvard and worked for J.P. Morgan for 10 years. He is legit."
Yup Β· United States
"Yup is slang for the word yes. It is used when in agreement with someone. For example, the last time we were late, so we need to make sure that we leave early. Yup, we definitely don't want to be late two times in a row."
Heard Β· United States
"Heard is used when understanding what has been said. It can be used to replace the phrase got it or even the word perfect. For example, hey we need to get there at 8am tomorrow morning. Heard. I set my alarm for 6.30."
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