(slang, Appalachian) To turn on (e.g.
Kentucky posed to pass a 10c/gal tax cut on gasoline, and is stopping a July 1 gas tax hike of 1.4c/gal- this would in turn reduce prices by approx 10c/gal in KY. Since this is a reduction in retail tax, it should sho…
Kentucky close to passing a 10c/gal tax cut on gasoline, and is stopping a July 1 gas tax hike of 1.4c/gal- this would in turn reduce prices by approx 10c/gal in KY. Since this is a reduction in retail tax, it should…
(slang, Appalachian) To turn on (e.g. a light, a television, etc.).
“Kentucky posed to pass a 10c/gal tax cut on gasoline, and is stopping a July 1 gas tax hike of 1.4c/gal- this would in turn reduce prices by approx 10c/gal in KY. Since this is a reduction in retail tax, it should show up pretty quick once effective.”
“Kentucky close to passing a 10c/gal tax cut on gasoline, and is stopping a July 1 gas tax hike of 1.4c/gal- this would in turn reduce prices by approx 10c/gal in KY. Since this is a reduction in retail tax, it should show up pretty quick once effective.”
“All you had to do was put a goatee, pointy ears, and a bowl cut on anybody to be Spock's stunt double. And they messed it up.”
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All you had to do was put a goatee, pointy ears, and a bowl cut on anybody to be Spock's stunt double. And they messed it up.
“Getting my teeth checked and my hair cut on thursday. I'll be a perfect human.”
“Ugh we had this when bela got a cut on her nose which was impossible to see but made her sneeze blood… good luck”
(slang, intransitive) To have a good time at a party, especially by dancing.