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What is said it?
Is that Said?
Yea.
Oh.
Yea.
said it - video
Said it - what is it?
Past tense for a completed action
His ol triflin ass came ova last nite, put his hand all up on my thigh, and i SAID boom! (As in she knocked the shit out of him)
What does "said it" mean?
Previously stated.
Avoids repitition in verbage or pronouns.
Said definition is correct.
Said it - what does it mean?
Used to refer back to something or someone mentioned earlier. Mainly used in law in place of words such as aforementioned, though picked up by college-aged people in an attempt to sound smart. It is often used incorrectly to reference that which someone else has mentioned in a conversation.
Buy the Natty Lite beer. Said beer is cheap.
Said it - meaning
Sa'id (also spelled Saeed, Saeid, Said, Sid, or Sayid, Arabic: سعيد , Sa'īd) is a male Arabic given name, which means "happy". For the female version, see Saida; for the Turkish variant, see Sait; for the Bosnian variant, see Sejad. Said or Sid is the spelling used in most latin languages.
ryad: hey said what does your name even mean?
said: its a Arabic name, meaning 'happy' or 'lucky'
ryad: well you don't seem very lucky to me
Said it - definition
Refering to a previous object spoken during dialouge.
"We went to Jim's house and when we arrived at said house I got the ass beating of a life time at said house."
Said it - slang
If you turn it upside down, it says "pies".
Get a mirror and put it above this word:
said
Said it
a hot, selfish prick. a rich, pampered individual with a grande penis and a marathon tongue. young enough to do it often, old enough to do it right. has no time for petty drama and emotional hysterics. GRANDE!
Sarah: "you really know Said?!?!"
Ashley: "yeah!!!!"
Sarah: "how?"
Ashley: "he was standing behind in the movie theater line, with Megan Fox. he breathed on the back of my neck and i immediately gizzed in my pants. i haven't showered since......"
Sarah: "wow...so lucky!"
Said it
Used to refer back to something or someone mentioned earlier. Mainly used in law in place of words such as aforementioned, though picked up by college-aged people in an attempt to sound smart. It is often used incorrectly to reference that which someone else has mentioned in a conversation.
Likely popularized and picked by many up from the Pirates of the Caribbean film trilogy.
Jack Sparrow: The rum is gone. Damnit.
Unmemorable character: Said alcohol is gone.
Said it
1) idiomatic redundancy intended to emphasize what the speaker has just spoken while having the opposite effect by diminishing the relevance of their discourse by multiples of the numbler of times it is invoked.
2) verbal tic which indicates the speaker isn't listening to their own blather
3) nonsensical space filler; lesser variant of "uh" or "um"
4) verbal equivalent of checking one's nails
i empowered my client by suggesting the pricepoint they argued would be impactful to the sale of their home. that said, oh- look, a garbage truck.