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What does "that woman was all up in my jammy" mean?
Raj: Excuse me, I'll be right back. Don't go anywhere. Don't move. Just stay the beautiful unspoiled American flower that you are. (To Leonard) What's wrong with you dude, that woman was all up in my jammy.
What does "that woman was all up in my jammy" mean?
Raj: Excuse me, I'll be right back. Don't go anywhere. Don't move. Just stay the beautiful unspoiled American flower that you are. (To Leonard) What's wrong with you dude, that woman was all up in my jammy.
Raj: Excuse me, I'll be right back. Don't go anywhere. Don't move. Just stay the beautiful unspoiled American flower that you are. (To Leonard) What's wrong with you dude, that woman was all up in my jammy.
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- English (US)
It's a made up word. In the show Raj is an indian so he sometimes messes up english idioms. It's based off the phrase "she is/was all over me" which means she was heavily flirting with him. He mixed it up with "he/she was all up in my face" which means they were being aggressive. Native english speakers know what he's trying to say, so it's supposed to be humorous when he uses strange words like "jammy".
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I found on the internet that "jammy" sometimes means man's genital, so does "jammy" in my question happen to mean it?
- English (US)
I highly doubt it. It's way too obscure a term to have any definitive meaning intended behind it in the show. It's just funny because it sounds strange and slang-like.
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I'm really being overwelmed by the richness of english words and expressions.
- English (US)
Yeah English has a super specific word for every situation. I think there are more words than any other language!
but kids today have such limited vocabularies...
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Jessen stein is right. Haha, this is the first time I heard this expression! Interesting!
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