| 1. | I'll go to the foot of our stairs | ||
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Expression of amazement. To be astounded by something. Commonly used in the Yorkshire area Comment: "I've just won the lottery"
Reply: "Well I'll go to the foot of our stairs!" |
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| 2. | Strike | ||
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Aussie expression when being astounded at something.
Short for “Strike me lucky” “Strike mate, that’s a bloody big snake!!”
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| 3. | bottlenecking | ||
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Using a bottle, preferably a glass one, to aide sexual stimulation. "The young doctoral intern was astounded to find the farmer's penis lodged inside of the coke bottle while bottlenecking."
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| 4. | BooYaka | ||
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Shocked, Astounded or Amazed When the Dr. measured Charlie's head he said. "BooYaka, that thing is round!"
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| 5. | Zabu | ||
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Super hero Because he was a Zabu, he astounded with his greatness.
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| 6. | dumbstruck | ||
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ˈdʌmstrʌk adjective Made silent by astonishment, astounded, stunned . So shocked or surprised as to be unable to speak. he was dumbstruck with terror
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| 7. | shocked my pants off | ||
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to be surprised; astounded; blown away It shocked my pants off to hear about the 70-year-old lady who gave birth to twins last week!
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