What does CHip on the shoulder mean?
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When one has a "chip on their shoulder", it means they are holding a grudge thus feeling sorry for themselves and displaying a bad attitude.
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"It is unrelated to Fuzzy Wuzzy the poetic bear.\nBear, meaning cop, appears in 1975 and is a reference to the "Smokey the Bear" hats that state troopers often wear."
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As a sexual practice, "teabagging" refers to a man dipping his testicles into the mouth of his partner as a form of oral sex; thus his partner was "teabagged", as the practice vaguely resembles dipping a teabag in a cup of water. Sometimes teabagging is taken to specifically mean the act of a male stripper repeatedly tapping and grinding his testicles into a patron's forehead. In this case the patron was "teabagged."
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Square your shoulders up to the hoop. To always be facing the hoop when you shoot.
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"stroke his ego".  for sure... this is a saying like, "chip on the shoulder" \n\nego is the idea Freud came up with I think... its about identity and personality and how one thinks of one's self... so she is trying to make him feel better, and in english the saying for that is, "stroke his ego"
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It is a figure of speech.  It means not taking the blame or responsibility for something and pointing your finger "passing the buck" at some one else as the cause of the problem or situation.
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it means above the shoulder blade.  That will put it between the shoulderblade and the clavicle.
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I believe it is supposed to be O.T.R. which means "on the rag" which if you don't know is a euphemism for the female menstrual cycle.  If it actually was O.D.R., then I think they mean "on da rag," which is the same thing with the slang term "da" in place of "the."  I'm sure the transcripts are wrong though and it should be O.T.R.
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I believe it refers to when you are exercising and lift the arms above the shoulder, you impinge a acrimeron process there and cause problems.
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To add to those above:\n\n1) It's on the tip of my tongue: I know what it is but I can't think of it.\n2) Break a leg: good luck\n3) Put your foot in your mouth: said something and then realized that it was inappropriate or wrong\n4) You've got a chip on your shoulder: you've decided to not like something/someone, so you're easily offended by anything that has to do with that something/someone.\n5) Turn a blind eye: ignore something that you may not approve of\n6) Pulling my leg: trying to deceive me (but in a joking manner)\n7) Play by ear: see how the situation goes and decide how to deal with it as it goes along--impromptu.\n\nIt's difficult defining these; I hope they make sense.
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It means to flirt with
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A "chip in" is a holed shot that occurs beyond the putting surface. (green). No matter how or where the ball is holed, the player should always retreive the ball with their hands, even if the flagstick is still there. If you pull the flag to get the ball out, you run the risk of damaging the cup, of which takes several weeks to repair itself, and in the meantime doesn't make it very enjoyable for any goler playing after you---pure ettiquette. If the ball is on the putting surface and the ball is holed with the flagstick in without it being tended and pulled before being holed...penalty.
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I thought it meant someone had something JAMMED up their...\nidk tho. lol\n☺
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It refers to the old practice of a knight (or any man) wearing his lover's token on his sleeve.  These days, it means showing emotion openly.
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I believe it's a drug reference...think of "Pass the Duchy".,,the rasta song from the '80's.
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Its on the house means that the establishment will pay for it and the service is free.\n\nIn your friend's case, the meal wasn't "on the house" but was "taken care of".  On the house means it is a gift from the business.
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It means atoning for extreme and delicate beauty while still being highly educable.\n\nAt least, that's what the Wikipedia says.\n\nThe Wiktionary thinks it means fantastic or wonderful.\n\nThe Straight Dope is sure it wasn't invented for the movie Mary Poppins, which made the term famous, but doesn't know what the meaning of the word is.