Origin: American Slang
Definition: to obtain a person’s telephone number
Example: I never have any luck busting digits in a bar.
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Origin: French Slang
Definition: unable to take it any more
Example: J’en ai ras-le-bol des accusations de Jean-Marie. (I’ve had it with Jean-Marie’s accusations.)
Origin: Australian Slang
Definition: all right, fine
Example: She was worried about her history test, but I told her it would be apples.
Origin: British Slang
Definition: money
Example: Since he got his new job Eric has been spending quite a bit of wedge.
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