stones
Testicles; balls.
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Where will you be? Anywhere UK & IrelandUnited StatesOnline slangBusiness jargon
Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
stop over
To interrupt one's journey for a short (sometimes overnight) stay.
straightener
A prearranged fight to settle a dispute.
stralia
Australia.
strip me naked
Raw gin.
stude
A student.
stukkie
girlfriend
stumpy
An amputee who has lost a leg.
stupid
Extremely.
stupidass
very stupid
stylee
style
sucker
Any thing or object.
sucky-sucky
Fellatio.
suds
Beer.
sugar walls
The vagina.
Sunday girl
girlfriend
sure as shit
sure enough
sure as the world
sure enough
sush
Sushi.
swamp angel
A mosquito.
swankpot
A show-off.
swayze
gone; dead
swell
Excellent.
swimmers
sperms
switch-hitting
Bisexual.
syphon the python
To urinate.
syrup
A wig.
syrup of figs
A wig.
save face
Avoid humiliation.
saved by the bell
Narrowly saved.
schoolboy error
Foolish mistake.
screw the pooch
To screw up; to fail in dramatic and ignominious fashion.
see a man about a dog
A euphemistic way to announce one's departure while concealing the true purpose.
see eye to eye
Have similar views.
seeing is believing
You can only really accept that something is true once you have seen it yourself.
sell like hot cakes
Be sold quickly and in large quantities.
sell-by date
A point of being useless.
shoot the breeze
To chat idly or casually, without any serious topic of conversation.
shooting fish in a barrel
Frivolously performing a simple task.
shuffle off this mortal coil
Epheumism for die.
sick as a parrot
Very disappointed.
silence is golden
Staying quiet is often the wisest or most valuable choice.
sing a different tune
Change opinion.
sink or swim
Fail or succeed.
sit on the fence
Avoid making a decision.
sleep with the fishes
To be murdered and thrown into a body of water.
snake in the grass
An unrecognizable danger or hidden enemy.
sold down the river
That one was betrayed.
speak of the devil
Said when a person appears just as they are being talked about.
spill the beans
To reveal a secret or disclose private information, usually accidentally or before the right moment.
spill the tea
To share gossip or juicy details, especially about other people’s business or drama.
stand on ceremony
Behave formally.
stand the test of time
Persist against odds.
steal the show
Attract attention away from the main thing.
step up to the plate
To deliver beyond expectations.
stick out like a sore thumb
Something that is clearly out of place.
straw that broke the camel's back
The last in a line of unacceptable occurrences; the final tipping point in a sensitive situation.
strike a chord
Connects with.
strike while the iron is hot
To immediately take advantage of a positive opportunity, before the situation changes.
sweat bullets
Extrememly anxious.
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