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General Slang
in bulk
· phrase · scouse
Scouse for laughing your head off.
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Laughing so hard you can't breathe. 'He had me in bulk' means whatever he said wiped the floor with you — proper belly-laugh, not a polite chuckle. Same family as 'in bits' or 'crying'.
“John doin' the impression of his ma had me in bulk.”
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in bulk In A Sentence
John doin' the impression of his ma had me in bulk.
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Variants
had me in bulk
People Also Ask
What does 'in bulk' mean in Scouse?
In Liverpool (Scouse) slang, being 'in bulk' means laughing your head off.
How do you use 'in bulk' in a sentence?
You might say 'He had us in bulk with that story'.
Where does 'in bulk' come from?
It's Scouse, the dialect of Liverpool.
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