Indicates that the speaker's tooth hurts.

Expressing indignation or despair.

(informal)

(proscribed) Alternative form of between you and me

Alternative form of RIS

plural of R. I. S.

Used to tell the listener that what was said before was true, despite the listener's doubts.

A children's game in which players have to gradually approach one of the players, the "mother", by asking "mother may I...", upon which the "mother" either replies positively, allowing the players to do the action, or to decline it.

(often used attributively) Used to convey that one has achieved success and that others should be able to as well regardless of ability, background, or circumstances.

(humorous) Used to indicate that one is enthusiastic or willing to do something.