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"Soo" many is more manageable than "too" many, but uses the same supposition that more 'o's emphasises something.
Add more 'o's as necessary I've drunk soo much beer I'm prone to exaggeration.
I'm soo drunk |
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To an excessive degree. An adverb used to replace the use of an undeclarative so. It utilizes a similar meaning and usage as the word "too". Try substituting soo when you are tempted with the urge to say "many much" A russian bride like that must have cost you soo much money.
Remember that Family Guy episode where Brian, Peter, Stewie, and Chris all had a technicolor yawn? Ya, they threw-up soo much. |
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Southern Oregon I live in the Umpqua Valley of SoO, not far from the hot springs ;^)
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likes to be crazy
boy magnet is really good friends with a lot of people she is such a soo!
try to act soo once in a while! |
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Also known as the "sandhya-so", utilized when the word "so" is not enough to express the meaningfulness of the situation. Involves putting your hands to your chest, looking up to the sky (as if you are telling god), closing your eyes, and saying "SOO". I'm not hungry.. I'm SOO hungry that i could eat a whole Taco Bell!
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to have fat cheeks When she smiles, she does a Soo and looks like a chipmunk.
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The Word "so" with an extra 'o' so you extend the vowel pronunciation for an extended period of time. I love your shoes soo much!
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