what does it mean when someone says they threw their back out?
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Throwing out your back usually means you've strained the muscles in your back. Lifting heavy objects or bending forward in an awkward position are common muscle strain causes. The pain that muscle strain produces is usually right around your lower back and no further.
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No. Usually it means that you are acting distant or quiet or pouting. The person cannot think of anything wrong they did. So they say, “Are u mad at me?” People who say this don't want you to be mad at them. People who were good kids who got yelled at alot may ask this.
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Definition of give up. transitive verb. 1 : to yield control or possession of : surrender forced to give up his job. 2 : to desist from : abandon refused to give up her efforts.
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Blow Someone Off Meaning Definition: To dismiss, ignore, or not follow through on a social engagement. This North American phrase means to treat someone as unimportant, either by not honoring previously made plans or not acknowledging someone who has greeted you.
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If you throw something back at a person, you remind them of something bad they did in the past, in order to upset them. I should never have told you that. I knew you'd throw it back at me. [
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noun. the act of vomiting. the matter ejected in vomiting.
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a prefix, occurring originally in loanwords from Latin, used with the meaning “again” or “again and again” to indicate repetition, or with the meaning “back” or “backward” to indicate withdrawal or backward motion: regenerate; refurbish; retype; retrace; revert.
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Someone who is "let go" hasn't done anything wrong. It's just bad luck. When you are "fired", it's either your own fault, you didn't do your job properly, you did something else that was unacceptable - or you have the bad luck that someone with power in the company strongly dislikes you and got rid of you.
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"To throw (someone) under the bus" is an idiomatic phrase in English meaning to betray a friend or ally for selfish reasons. It is typically used to describe a self-defensive disavowal and severance of a previously-friendly relationship when the relationship becomes controversial, unpopular, or inconvenient.
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To 'Pig Out' means to eat ravenously; gorge oneself. The phrase describes a situation where you ate a lot more than you should have. Example of use: “Last night I watched such a sad movie, I pigged out on a full carton of ice-cream to make myself feel better.”
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It means to have left someone, or to abandoned someone. For example: Person #1- "Where did you go? We were suppose to go to the movies!" Person #2- "I went out to play soccer." Person #1- "You ditched me to play soccer?!" It means to have left someone, or to abandoned someone.
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Back. Back means a non-alcoholic chaser. It is often used when a person orders a shot of a straight liquor and wants a water, soda or juice chaser to go with the shot. ... This is how you would order it, "May I get a shot of Jack Daniel's with a Coke back." Example 2: You want a shot of tequila and a glass of water.
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When a guy takes his stuff back, a lot of the time he also gives you back anything of yours that he still has. That's a way for him to rid himself of stuff that reminds him of you too. This is a big step in the process of moving on from someone – so if he's doing it then it means he's definitely trying to move on.
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You'll most likely hear this when someone is bragging about getting "flewed out." It means that someone got flown out (hopefully on an aircraft of some kind) to a place.
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People who engage in unsavory behavior, such as talking behind a friend's back, usually feel insecure in some way. If someone you know is talking about you behind your back, know that it usually means more about that person's character than it does about yours.
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A guy only tells you he doesn't want to lose you after he has done something not pleasant and he realizes he is about to lose you, because no amount of sorry can save his ass. Basically, it's used by men as the last apology before they give up.
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It's basically slang for “That sucks” or similar phrases meant to convey sympathy or empathy for someone having a rough time, or in some cases, conveying disgust for someone else's actions.