meaning

[mohammad]

Hello

Dear teacher


1)"he is drafted for the army" "he is called up for the army" are these tow the same i mean the meaning,if so wich one is more common?

2)none of your b-i business is this different from none of your businss (is more offensive or not?)


what do these terms mean?

3)hippety-hopped

4)slutbag

5)pathetic

6)neinie

7)new flash

8)x-nay on the upid-stay


best wishes

[Casiopea]

1) drafted for service and called up for service. The first one is more common to me.
2) b-i business
3)hippety-hopped: it's a way of walking or dancing; it describes how a rabbit moves.
4)slutbag: an offensive term for prostitute
5)pathetic: see your dictionary
6)neinie
7)new flash (Do you mean, newsflash? If so, it means, bring new information to light; e.g., TV newsflash, "Earthquake"; In a conversation:
Max: "Here's a newsflash for you Sam. We don't have a test today, so stop studying."
8)x-nay on the upid-stay: Pig Latin, a language used by children. For example: stupid: stayupid => upid stay.