Weird slang for embarrassing moments in English
What spit take, snarf, duck face, and Dutch oven mean in English.
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When you spit out a drink from laughter
Originally a comedy term
When it comes out your nose from laughing
Slang; also means eat very fast
Pouty lips in a selfie
Added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2014
Trap someone under a blanket with a fart
Originally a cast-iron pot; the slang meaning is awful
Quick answers
Save this: what to say in English
Say “Spit take.” — when you spit out a drink from laughter. Originally a comedy term.
Even worse: what to say in English
Say “Snarf.” — when it comes out your nose from laughing. Slang; also means eat very fast.
Selfie: what to say in English
Say “Duck face.” — pouty lips in a selfie. Added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2014.
Don’t do this: what to say in English
Say “Dutch oven.” — trap someone under a blanket with a fart. Originally a cast-iron pot; the slang meaning is awful.