much

when we say sentences like ‘walk much?’ we shorten ‘do you walk much?’

verb + much
adjective + much
noun + much
adjective and noun + much

etc.
confused, much?

off message much?

etc.
an unconditional an infinite amount of love.
a word only reffering to the unconditional amount of love a person can feel.
denny, i love you muches.
used on the end of adjectives to make r-t-rded sentences.

if you want to sound like you’re a conformist then go ahead. or you could sound like you’re from a modern age with advanced people (yes even the prost-tutes) then, you probably should just leave it alone.
gangster much.
questions can be abbreviated to a single noun usually abstract followed by the word “much”
vince buys a new car and rocks up to his friends place and says “do you like my new wheels? “jealous much?”

vince: dude, i just saw my ex girlfriend with another guy..
dan: ohhhh man! awkward much?

vince: cigarette much?
dan: yeah man, im really keen for one.

vince: what are you up to tonight? work much?
dan: yeah man… its pretty lame!
used at the end of a sentence, as if to confirm something that you already know. often used in a playfully disrespectful way. can also be used in a similar way to adding ‘not’ to the end of a sentence.
example1:

a: (says insult)
b: (overeacts)
a: wow, over reaction much (?)
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example2:

a: what’s 1+1?
b: haha, genius much (?)
1. just a word used after using another word to make it heaps cooler

2. used at the end of a sentence to p-ss people off.

3. the best word in the english dictionary
1. jealous much?

2. wana come and get drunk with me much?

3. gay much?
used by phaggots and corny -ss m-f-s. it’s used usually on the internet by people who want to sound “cool”.
me : you suck!
bob : jealous much?
me: stfu, b-tch!

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