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General Slang
on me bill
· phrase · scouse
On my own, by myself, flying solo.
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On your own, alone. Liverpool rhyming-style shorthand — often said when someone's been left to it or chose to do something solo. Works neutral or slightly sad depending on the delivery.
“Where's everyone gone? I'm sat here on me bill.”
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on me bill In A Sentence
Where's everyone gone? I'm sat here on me bill.
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What does "on me bill" mean?
"On me bill" means on my own, by myself — flying solo.
How do you use "on me bill" in a sentence?
"I was out on me bill all afternoon."
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