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&&&&&&Word Fact: I Couldn’t Care Less vs. I Could Care Less
When you want to colloquially express that you don’t care at all about something you might say “I couldn’t care less.” This phrase first popped up in British English at the turn of the 20th century and is still popular today. In the 1960s, a controversial American variant of this phase entered popular usage: “I could care less.” Many native English speakers, both in the UK and US, find this expression to be logically flawed. If you couldn’t care less, then you care so little about something that it would be impossible for you to care any less than you do. If you could care less, however, you are saying, literally, that it is possible for you to care less than you care now. Those who take issue with this believe this later variant says very little about your level of caring, and so eschew it.
suggest that “I could care less” emerged as a sarcastic variant employing . They point to the different intonations used in saying “I couldn’t care less” versus “I could care less.” The latter mirrors the intonation of the sarcastic Yiddish-English phrase “I should be so lucky!” where the verb is stressed.
The argument of logic falls apart when you consider the fact that both these phrases are idioms. In English, along with other languages, idioms are not required to follow logic, and to point out the lack of logic in one idiom and not all idioms is…illogical. Take the expression “head over heels,” which makes far less sense than the expression “heels over head” when you think about the physics of a somersault. It turns out “heels over head” entered English around 1400, over 250 years before “head over heels,” however, the “logical” version of this idiom has not been in popular usage since the late Victorian era.
The usage of “couldn’t care less” versus “could care less” is a very polarizing issue as you can see in , though both phrases are in popular usage. Because most modern English dictionaries define words and phrases using a , you’ll find both “couldn’t care less” and “could care less” . The lexicographers
aim to record language as it is actually used, without judgment. That said, not everyone you encounter will be a lexicographer, so be aware that those in the camp of David Mitchell will cringe if you use “I could care less” in conversation.
Like this Word Fact?
I don’t know why people get so upset about this. It is, or is close enough to a sarcastic remark that is so established that it has lost its sarcastic undertone.
For example, when something bad happens and someone says, “Oh great, just what I need now!” you don’t see people correcting them, saying, “Actually, you mean oh no, I don’t need this at all now!”
It’s the same thing, big deal.
(Should I say small deal?)
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"He was all, 'Are you mad at me?' and I was all 'No way, what are you talking about?'As if!1) Excl. Yeah right! Phrase immortalized by Alicia Silverstone in "Clueless".AtariA term used among electronic musicians and some ravers to describe horrid DJs. The term used when referring to a bad, or mindless DJ's sound. "That DJ is such an Atari".
Back In The Dayexpression. back in the days of..., '90s version of "When I was..." or "Remember when...?"BamaTerm used to call someone a redneck ie "Dude that guy was a bama."Bangin'/Slammin'Has it going on..Beansmoney...ussually dollars. Let me borrow 2 beans for the soda.Beards/Chinny/Chinny rack onFalse, bullshit. Said when you don't believe someone. Usually accompanied by scratching the chin.Beeotchn. phonetic variant of "bitch," usu. used as a term of endearment toward someone you're too macho to address more politelyBitchn. someone over whom you have pretty much complete control. Recalls sadomasochistic B&D meaning and/or prison sodomy.BlazedIf you ask someone "Yo, wanna go get blazed?"
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"Yo, those shoes are dope, girl!"DopeGreatDownI down with that.
Like "That sounds good to me"DubsReveresed spelling of the word "buds" which is another slang form for WEEDDubs20 inch rims on a car.Dudenoun.
used for male or female. Dude!used at the beginning of an exclamation or a question. i.e. "Dude! Look at that hot guy!" or "Dude, have you seen my bag?" can be used for male or female.Duh!!Didn't you know that?Eat my shorts!"Screw you!" or "Go to hell!" used by the cartoon boy Bart Simpson in Matt Groening's "The Simpsons"Evita Like1) Adj. SnobbyF-bombExcl. euphemism for "f**k." May have gained popularity on radio sports talk host Jim Rome's show.FYIFor your information. "FYI< i don't care"Fart-Knockeradj. A A phrase coined by "Beavis & Butt-Head" in the early 90's.Fine he/she looks real good, like "that guy is fine" FlawsenAnother term for "kissing ass to someone"FlyFly: meaning cool, good, fun, etc. used mostly in the mid 90's, when the word "phat" was especially popular. (exp-"that dance was sooo fly")FoolSounds like foo'. A dummy. ex: "Let's go fool."Freak outGo crazy, get really mad, i.e. "he freaked out when I told him"Freakin'a slightly nicer term for fu**ing. i.e. "he's a freakin idiot!"Freshoriginal, cool, nice, "the shit"GankTo steal. I ganked these shoes from the mall.Get Over ItGet Over It means exactly wat it sez - "Get Over It!". To tell someone to get over it is to point out that they are over-reacting to a situation or thing or is telling them that they need to shut up- e.g. "I can't belive I spilt cola on my new shirt!" "Get over it"Get a Room!Excl. What you say to two or more people whose public displays of affection seem too inappropriate or risque. (i.e., make what you're doing private, not so public)Gettin Jiggyverb.
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Term used for policePropsKudos, credit.
"I hate Dallas, but you gotta give Aikman his props."
Often used with "Mad" ("Mad props for this website, Beeotch!").
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(ie. "Score!, i got 80% on my math test."
" Score!, Jeff said he'd go to the prom with me.")ScrubA guy who thinks he's fine, which is also known as a busta.He still lives with his mom and is always broke.Shady1) Adj. Being unfair or wrongShadySomeone who acts cool with you, but really isn't. The ShitThe best or that was the greatest.ShiznitA different way of saying shit.Can be used for anything.Shnikiesa substitute for "shit"..."Oh shnikies!"ShooterA person who shows off. ShwingIf you see a hot chick you would say shwing while humping mid air.SnapsTo give someone "Snaps" is like to give someone "Props", such as used in the Clueless movie - "I had to give Dee snaps for her corageous fashion efforts..."Soadv. very much. Traditionally used as intensifying adverb for lone adjectives, usage expanded to intensify whole clauses, predicates, phrases, etc. Usage may have gained popularity on TV's "Friends." (Chandler: "That is so not the opposite of taking somebody's underwear!"...Joey, jokingly: "So didn't know that, but you should have seen your faces")So Is Your FaceIt doesn't really mean anything, you just say when someone else says something mean to you like, "Oh, my god her pants are so ugly today" Then you say "So is your face".SpeggetsNuggets (usually heady) covered in parmesean cheese---(see definition of nuggets)Step OffGet out of my face, leave me aloneStraightThat's trueStraight EdgeDoesn't do drugs or drinkStylin'Cool hair or clothes. Sup
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"He's well rich"Wellin'This means that you're lying. Ex. "I went to the sore last night and got some new shoes","You wellin' 'cause you was over Mike's house last night".WhassupAsking how someone is doing (usu. between two guys talking).. also might refer to asking if the other person is having a Bud.
Popularized by Budweiser commercials during Super Bowl and others.What Up Dog?1) Exl. What have you been up to?What up, G?greeting. Short for "What's up, gangsta?" "What's going on?" "How's it goin'?" etc. Again, usu. used as a greeting toward someone you're too macho to address more politely.What's doin'?Another way of saying "What's Up" or "Watcha Doin?"What's the dillio?What happened, what's going on (Ed Note: It's how to ask "What's the deal?" while throwing in two unnecessary syllables)Whatever You Reckon!A way of saying you dis-belive what someone has just told you, e.g. "I just heard Britany Spears is touring here!" "Whatever you reckon!". It is just another way of saying "Whatever!"Whatever!Created by Alicia Siverstone in "Clueless".Who's your daddy"I'm better than you, etc." "I made your momma my bitch" (see 90's bitch definition) usu. by one adolescent male to anotherWicked A lot or very as in "that movie was wicked good" or "that guy is wicked hot!!!!" Wife BeaterA men's Tank Top or Athletic shirt, like Bruce Willis always wears in movies. Derived from the show 'Cops' when all the people arrested for domestic violence were only wearing this type of shirt and boxer shorts.Wig out1) Verb. T go nuts about somethingWigg'n(1)Verb Short for Wig Out. ie. "He's totally wigg'n out!"WordU I agreeYOHelloYadda Yadda YaddaPhrase popularized by the sitcom "Seinfeld". Often used to make a long story short, thus leaving out uncomfortable details. eg) we went to dinner, yadda yadda yadda, and then I never saw him again.Yo, yo, homie JoeBasically saying "Hello, my good friend, what is happening with you?
You look mighty fine today."Yoink!v. to steal or take from someone,to skillfully acquire, etc..You Straight1) Phrase. Are you okay or all rightYou be trippin fool1) Excl. You're wrong, or you made a mistake.Your Momit's a come back, usually used when you can't think of anything to say back: ex/ "that was the dumbest thing i ever heard" "yeah, your mom!"billsn. moneycoinn. moneydang it!Meaning ow man! Saying you hurt yourself or you got a bad grade or something. another is looking good.
e.i.- dang it!! she's lookinn' good!!!dealverb. cope with the circumstances (i.e., "deal with it")fauxadj. fake (from the French for "false")fuglyAdj: Extremely ugly (i.e., f**king ugly)hottienoun. someone, man or woman, who is very, very attractive (i.e., Natalie Portman is such a hottie!)m'kay yes, okay, alright. Popularized by "The South Park Movie"scrub1) Adj. A guy that girls mostly hate. Popularized by the TLC song, "No Scrubs" sup1) Excl. What's up.you go!excl. Good for you! More power to you! (usu. used with "girl": "You go, girl!")
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