by StopStalkingMyUrbanDict February 03, 2021
n. an officious, meddlesome person.
v. to display serious case of insatiable curiosity of petty, insignificant things.
v. to display serious case of insatiable curiosity of petty, insignificant things.
A: I'm going to a meeting tomorrow.
B: Where?
A: You don't have to know.
B: Come on, just tell me.
A: Why do you want to know so much?
B: Then why did you even bring this topic up?
A: Stop damoking on me.
The correct idiomatic preposition for this word is "on."
"Stop damoking me" is incorrect. "Stop damoking on me" is the correct phrase.
B: Where?
A: You don't have to know.
B: Come on, just tell me.
A: Why do you want to know so much?
B: Then why did you even bring this topic up?
A: Stop damoking on me.
The correct idiomatic preposition for this word is "on."
"Stop damoking me" is incorrect. "Stop damoking on me" is the correct phrase.
by Enochlee & Parky September 30, 2011