What is So To Speak?
1.
Used after sentences to express that there is a metaphor in it. It can be generally interchanged with like-clause:
It is X, so to speak.
It is like X.
I love this jacket. I always wear it when I go to work. It is a uniform for me, so to speak.
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2.
Follows a statement or phrase, usually to insinuate or indicate sexual innuendo.
Brian likes to do it both ways...so to speak.
Gregory packed a
hot lunch today...so to speak.
Alan likes a little
duck butter on his kielbasa...so to speak.
Random Words:
1.
here, in this vicinity, at this present location
Girls look like a bunch of sea monkeys up in here.
2.
in this place
Damn somethin s..
