what does it mean the word GORB (noun), in plain english ?
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There is no English word spelt as GORB. Please recheck
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"As the crime is burning" or on fire. It means getting caught red-handed. Medieval Latin.\n\nUPDATE: It is not necessarily associated with sex.
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Politely it means "It is none of your business"\n\nDirectly translated\n- It concernes you wet dirt (shit) - \n\nI think whoever it is is trying to tell you to mind your own business. lol
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It appears to be three english words: \n\nthird means administration\n\nI love the site below. I usually use it for Spanish to English and vice versa, but it has French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian Norwegian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Portuguese!
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Spelling it "tickety-boo" I found:\n\n"But some find a link with the British Army in India, suggesting it comes from the Hindi phrase tikai babu, which is translated as “it’s all right, sir”."
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I'm sorry, I would answer your question if I could understand it.\n\nOnly one word is in English.
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Actually the two words are mutually exclusive.  It prim language for only out for not but a shag.
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ro·bust (rō-bŭst', rō'bŭst') pronunciation\nadj.\n\n   1. Full of health and strength; vigorous.\n   2. Powerfully built; sturdy. See synonyms at healthy.\n   3. Requiring or suited to physical strength or endurance: robust labor.\n   4. Rough or crude; boisterous: a robust tale.\n   5. Marked by richness and fullness; full-bodied: a robust wine.
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It's a spanish word meaning "mud digger."
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Try http://www.dictionary.com/ then you can highlight any word and right click to get the meaning
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wat a wide word. wat do you mean by that?
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It means penis. I know because i am an Assyrian and i use this word and hear it a lot. lol good question.
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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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Let me tell you this story from a Chinese Idioms:\n\nMr. Fine (Said of someone who shows approval to everything and tries not to offend anybody for the sake of peace.)\n\nA man named Sima Hui who lived at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was known to have never spoken ill of anybody.  Whatever the others spoke about, he always said that it was fine.  Once he met an acquaintance on the street, the man asked him, "How are you, sir?" He said "fine".  At brokenheartedly told him that his son had died.  He was surprised to hear that Sima Hui said, "That's fine."  After the man had left, Sima's wife rebuked him, saying, "He thought you were a man of virtue and trusted you.  That's why he told you what was on his mind.  Why did you say "It's fine" when he told you that his osn had died?"  After hearing his wife's words, Sima said unhurriedly, "Fine.  What you said is fine."  From then on, Sima Hui become known as Mr. Fine.
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(Note: speEch, not speAch)\n\nThat is an "idiom".\n\nidiom, n. - A speech form or an expression of a given language that is peculiar to itself grammatically or cannot be understood from the individual meanings of its elements, as in "keep tabs on".\n\nhttp://www.factmonster.com/ipd/A0485393.html
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common noun, proper nouns are names of people, places and things.\n\nunless Countryside is a town or store...
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If it were in arabic script I could tell you for sure, but from what you've given, here's my guess: It's meaning is looking pretty vulgar from what I can tell. I'm not exactly sure what zobra means, but the root can mean either piece of iron, or penis. I'm guessing from context, that it means the latter:\n"Give me a kiss on the penis please"\nIt could also mean "Give me a kiss from a penis please" I suppose, but either way, it seems pretty crazy.\nWierd. Who said this??