Englsih expresion meaning

Well guys I need help, I’m not very good in english and I was wondering what some expresions means. i,e: flossy, gnarly, linty(linty fresh ^^) feel free to give more example and to correct my gramar! Thank you!

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   ithew said 3 months ago

   http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Flossy

   http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gnarly

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   RustyEight said 3 months ago

   Damn you beat me to it

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   Jon Kruse said 3 months ago

   linty ... lint from the dryer ... that fresh out of the dryer feeling?

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   Greg said 3 months ago

   ithew said: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Flossy http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gnarly

   Yah I know this site but wich definition is the good one?

   1. Flossy
   Extremely flashy or showy.

   2. flossy
   Some one that is hot, sexy, or banging; Someone that you would fuck just by their looks.
   
   3. flossy
   Superficially stylish; Showy; Attracts attention with looks or nice things; similar to "bling"; someone or something that is considered cool, stylish, hot, expensive or attractive.

   could I replace gnarly by Extreme?

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   RustyEight said 3 months ago

   All of them, think of the singer Fergie when using the word... cuz she’s mad flossy.

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   Greg said 3 months ago

   RustyEight said: All of them, think of the singer Fergie when using the word... cuz she’s mad flossy.

   Okay okay...

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   derek said 3 months ago

   I would say these are american terms and not english...

   If you said flossy to the majority of british people within the UK they would assume it’s something you clean your teeth with .

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   illdthedj said 3 months ago

   Greg said:

   ithew said: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Flossy http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gnarly

   Yah I know this site but wich definition is the good one?

   1. Flossy
   Extremely flashy or showy.

   2. flossy
   Some one that is hot, sexy, or banging; Someone that you would fuck just by their looks.
   
   3. flossy
   Superficially stylish; Showy; Attracts attention with looks or nice things; similar to "bling"; someone or something that is considered cool, stylish, hot, expensive or attractive.

   could I replace gnarly by Extreme?

   i wouldnt use the word "Extreme" OR "Gnarly" unless it was the 90's again and we were at the X-games....

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   illdthedj said 3 months ago

   well, to try to be somewhat helpful, what are you trying to say exactly? what are you getting at? is it for a shirt? perhaps people on here could help you better if they knew what you using these "gnarly" words for.

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    ithew said 3 months ago

    Gnarly is an awesome word and doesn’t get used enough in my opinion

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    khay said 3 months ago

    I use gnarly when there’s a crazy skateboard trick or something. So to me, gnarly = crazy.

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    Jon Kruse said 3 months ago

    ithew said: Gnarly is an awesome word and doesn’t get used enough in my opinion

    word

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    Greg said 3 months ago

    illdthedj said: well, to try to be somewhat helpful, what are you trying to say exactly? what are you getting at? is it for a shirt? perhaps people on here could help you better if they knew what you using these "gnarly" words for.

    It’s only because sometimes I read expresion that are completly new to me and that I don’t know.

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    hideouscarwreck said 3 months ago

    bonjour!

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    illdthedj said 3 months ago

    Greg said:

    illdthedj said: well, to try to be somewhat helpful, what are you trying to say exactly? what are you getting at? is it for a shirt? perhaps people on here could help you better if they knew what you using these "gnarly" words for.

    It’s only because sometimes I read expresion that are completly new to me and that I don’t know.

    gnarly can be used as both a good and bad adjective.

    lets say, you have a gross tasting sandwhich. you could say "this sandwich is GNARLY" or if a friend cuts his hand with a knife you could say "that’s a GNARLY gash!"

    but you could also use it positively, like "check out that GNARLY wave!" if you were a surfer or "that kickflip was GNARLY"....

    feel free to correct me people, i never say "gnarly" unless jokingly in a stereotypical surfer drawl...and of course you have to extend the R with gutteral sounds like "gnarrrrharharharly"

    as for "flossy' ive never heard anyone in california, sf to la, say "flossy' but i have heard flossin' (both verb and adjective) such as "he was flossin a gold chain" or "those rims are flossin!"...flossin' being akin to "blingin'

    lol i cant believe i just typed that all out ;p

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    "Crazy" Mike said 3 months ago

    illdthedj said: i wouldnt use the word "Extreme" OR "Gnarly" unless it was the 90's again and we were at the X-games....

    I dunno I like extreme with it comes to things like the old ECW . . . but these guys ruined the word extreme for me . . .

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    Ameeee said 3 months ago

    I’ve never heard the term "flossy" before..shiiit it’s probably because I’ve only got one year left in the 18-25 category.

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    "Crazy" Mike said 3 months ago

    Ameeee said: I’ve never heard the term "flossy" before..shiiit it’s probably because I’ve only got one year left in the 18-25 category.

    I’ve got one and a half years left . . . I also have never heard of this before . . . I’ve heard of floss though . . .

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    Ameeee said 3 months ago

    Yeah floss is good. Key to dental health. Haha.

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    "Crazy" Mike said 3 months ago

    Oh no . . . I heard it as a slang phrase . . . cuz Oakland’s not too far from me . . .

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    Ameeee said 3 months ago

    Haha, I know - I was just mucking around because that’s the only floss I know!

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    "Crazy" Mike said 3 months ago

    Yeah where I’m from the rap/hip hop scene buries the rock scene . . .

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    Robmcbride said 3 months ago

    Gnarly and Rad are part of my everyday vocabulary. It is most awesome.

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    bridawson said 3 months ago

    hideouscarwreck said: bonjour!

    Ouais, bienvenue!

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    Ben Danger said 3 months ago

    I use gnarly way too much

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    chalk said 3 months ago

    i only use gnarly in a ironic way when i go snowboarding - pretending i’m from Cali brahhh

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    derek said 3 months ago

    

    She says Gnarly alot on LA ink

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    RustyEight said 3 months ago

    derek said: She says Gnarly alot on LA ink

    Imma marry her

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    illdthedj said 3 months ago

    turoneatingpinoy said: Oh no . . . I heard it as a slang phrase . . . cuz Oakland’s not too far from me . . .

    lol i used to live in WEST Oakland. only white dood for miles...during the whole hyphy movement no less.
    *gas, break, dip! dip! ghost ride the whip!*

    woot for hearing shotgun murders down the street and reading about it the next day in the oakland tribune!

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    Killer Napkins said 3 months ago

    im american and never used the word flossy haha

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    "Crazy" Mike said 3 months ago

    illdthedj said:lol i used to live in WEST Oakland. only white dood for miles...during the whole hyphy movement no less. *gas, break, dip! dip! ghost ride the whip!* woot for hearing shotgun murders down the street and reading about it the next day in the oakland tribune!

    I live in the suburbs of Union City and some people here are still "hyphy" and a lot of people here act like the that Dance show on MTV is like the second coming of Jesus . . .

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    gabroll said 3 months ago

    

    This is a guy cleaning lint out of the clothes dryer. And 'Linty Fresh' is a play on words, changing the popular saying 'Minty Fresh'. Quite clever.

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    volatile v said 3 months ago

    Killer Napkins said: im american and never used the word flossy haha

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