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What is To the point that?Excellent, Without Imperfection, gorgeous, sexy Look at shorty body, she's "on point" To the point that - videoTo the point that - what is it?When something is ultimate perfection *Guy styles hair really well* What does "To the point that" mean?relevant, pertinent, applicable, apposite, fitting, suitable Her dream was communicative and to the point. To the point that - what does it mean?The opposite of Pointless, when something is full of 'point' it is POINTFUL. Your statement was very pointful. To the point that - meaninga point is 100 mg of any given substance (.1 of a gram hence the name) jerry: yo u good i need 3 points To the point that - definitionBeing drunk; to the extent that you are too drunk to care and will therefore have a good time, but sober enough to be aware of what is going on at the time, and remember the night the following morning. 1:- Dude, I think I just hit the point To the point that - slangto be perfect; to satisfy; whatever it was, it met the person's standards "Damn, that chicken was on point!" To the point thatThe best kind of dance there is. Dancers have special shoes with flat toes to stand on. It requires an incredible amount of time, dedication, strength grace, and pure love of the art. It IS a sport, it IS just as hard as any other sport, and it WILL make you sweat, cry, and bleed. But if you really love it, like I do, you don't care about any of that. You care about the awesome people you meet, the amazing audiences, and the thrilling performances. She is the best pointe dancer I've ever seen. To the point thatPointe is when a ballerina is dancing on the tips of her toes. Pointe is usually started when young ballet students are about 12 or 13. You need to have strong ankles, and good technique to be able to go on pointe. "Your ankles look strong enough to go on pointe," the teacher told Rebeeca. To the point thatIt is used to to talk about something that changes slowly, until it finally turns into something else. Idiom |
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