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What the fuck does it's giving mean
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Depending on context if someone says it’s giving to you and adds nothing after then that means the person thinks you fine ESL. Also applies to other nouns (looks good). If the person says it’s giving then adds something after then what they say after is what they think of the noun they’re talking about.
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That a negress is speaking
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>>25173260
"this reminds me of"
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>>25173313
Don't use that word mayoid
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Short for "it's giving me the vibes of X", meaning it makes me feel X way.
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>>25173260
Probably a translation of the German "es gibt," meaning "there is."
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>>25173260
I heard my sister say this not long ago. I told her not to use zoomer neologisms and at least to say the word "vibe."
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>>25173260
imagine being on a literature board while being apparently incapable of using context clues or making inferences. stupid fuck
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>It is vibrating in such a way as to recall to my mind the sensation of the vibrations characteristic of X



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