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A phrase used to encourage someone to stop responding, either because they are annoying, or woefully wrong.
John: (bragging) I just got admitted to Cornell
Bill: I was admitted too, with full scholarship. Put that in your favorite font.
The 2016 equivalent of the mid-late 2000s phrase "you got served". For one to be put on clams, they must be showed up by somebody who is considered of lesser ability (i.e. an underdog).
The phrase's origin is unclear but it did originate from the suburban town of Montville, NJ. The thought process behind the phrase seems to tie into the nature of clams to be served as an appetizer (i.e. clams casino) on a platter for group consumption. In this example, it points to somebody being put out in the open to be picked on by a multitude of bystanders.
Mark, the tiniest kid in the school, just stuffed Rob's (the varsity basketball captain) shot in gym class. ROB JUST GOT PUT ON CLAMS
Asking someone to make a cup of tea.
I'm a bit parched are you going to put a brew on.
Another way to tell people to stop fighting/arguing and to focus on what is realy important.
Person 1 and Person 2: arguing and threatening each other
You: ,,Put a pin in it guys, we have more important things to care for right now!''
A rendition of I put my foot In it
“That food was good”
“Thanks I put my pussy in it”
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Subtle way of saying you dropped something
Karim was carrying a full water bottle and put it on the ground. It broke, spilling water everywhere.
A disparaging word or phrase meant to offend or hurt in order to show power, position, control
It has more to do with put-downs than with come-ons