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The last words of Charles Calvin
RIP Charles
"We did it though. We got 'em. Pretty good plan. You could say it was the greate-"
*Sad music plays*
An archaic English phrase that is still used in a legal and governmental context. It is used to ask for a verdict or a vote.
This phrase is sometimes used in everyday conversation with the same meaning - usually with the intent of seeming formal, stylish, or unusual.
Speaker of the House: "Representative from Ohio, what say you? Yah or Nay"
Representative: "Nay"
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Just another way to say "What do you think?"
I'm thinking of going to the mall later. What say you?
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when something so unbelivable is heard that someone request you to swear(swah) on it
Javier: see dat gurl over der
Odaine: the one with the fat ass and D cups
Javier: Ya
Odaine: what about her
Javier: I'm hitting dat
Odaine: Say you SWAH!!!
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A question asked mostly by radio/TV personality/talk-show host Bill O'Reilly. It means, "What do you think?" or "What are your feelings on the subject?" Variation: What say ye?
Bill O'Reilly to caller: "What say you?"
Caller: "I say you're full of shit, Bill!"
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the absolutely best way to respond to all of your girlfriend’s observations
Though not totally listening to what was probably a super important thing she was talking about, I respectfully replied, “You don’t say, Beyoncé?”
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Why you ain’t say nothing? — A favorite interrogative when someone gives you too much information way too late!
The reply to “ Why you ain’t say nothing?” is usually: “What! You didn’t know?!!!”
1) Man at a collage reunion::
You know, when we were in school, I hade quite a crush on you.
Woman at the reunion:
Why you ain’t say nothing?
2) First Friend:
You didn’t have to bring trees with you from out of town; Buddha is legal here in this state.
Second Friend:
Why you ain’t say nothing?
First Friend:
What! You didn’t know?
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