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Bee's knees means the best, as bees carry pollen in little baskets located on its midsegments of their legs.
In Cockney rhyming slang it is said to mean "business" A: "How did your exams go?"
B: "I'm the bee's knees" |
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| 2. | The Bee's Knees | ||
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When You get so high that you feel youre knees vibrating like bees, and your legs tremble on their own. Dayummmm son, I got "The Bee's Knees"
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| 3. | bee's balls | ||
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The opposite of the "bee's knees". (bees knees) When bees flit from flower to flower, the nectar can stick to their balls. The phrase "bee's balls" means bitter and awful, because the balls of the bee are where all the bitter, awful stuff is collected. The definition about having really small balls is wrong. Oh no! I've fallen and got honey all over my knees. This is the bee's balls.
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| 4. | bee's knees | ||
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the bee's knees, Older Slang . (especially in the 1920s) a person or thing that is wonderful, great, or marvelous: His new roadster is simply the bee's knees.
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| 5. | The Bee's Ankles | ||
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(adj.) The opposite meaning of "The Bee's Knees." To give meaning to a noun in a not-so flattering way. Syn.: 'Lame.' Guy #1: "Yo! Guy #2, did you check out the new episode of "Work It" on tv last night?"
Guy #2: "Maaannnnn, that show is The Bee's Ankles." |
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| 6. | bees knees | ||
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When bees flit from flower to flower the nectar sticks to their legs. The phrase "bee's knees" means sweet and good, because the knees of the bee are where all the sweet, good stuff is collected.
That definition about moving around really fast is wrong. You bought me a coffee? You're the bee's knees!
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| 7. | wasp's tits | ||
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Second half of "the bee's knees" Man, that movie was the bee's knees, the wasp's tits.
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