rumble

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The idiom "talk trash" is an American English idiom that means to speak in a boastful or insulting way, especially to an opponent in a contest or game. It is thought to have originated in the early 1900s in the context of sports, but it quickly spread to other areas of life. The expression eventually came to be used figuratively to describe someone who is insignificant or worthless. Thus, "talk trash" is literally to talk to someone as if they are trash, which is a way of insulting them and making them feel inferior.

What is the origin of the idiom "talk trash" and when to use it?

to [talk] trash

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to [run] the fade

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to [catch] a fade

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to [throw] hands

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to [catch] hands

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to [run] hands

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to knuckle up

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to shape up

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to swat

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to throw down

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to [slug] it out

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to [play] chicken

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to [hug] it out

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The origin of the idiom "pull a fast one" is somewhat uncertain, but it likely comes from the world of deception and sleight of hand. The word "fast" in this context means "quick" or "deceptive," and "pull" suggests executing a trick or a scheme. It may have evolved from the idea of a magician or con artist quickly executing a deceitful maneuver to outsmart or deceive someone. People often use this phrase to describe situations where someone has tried to outwit or cheat someone else, typically in an unexpected manner.

What is the origin of the idiom "pull a fast one" and when to use it?

to [pull] a fast one

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Here you will find slang for fighting and conflict, capturing terms for physical altercations, disputes, and confrontations.

Fighting & Conflict

English Slang for Fighting & Conflict