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ENTRY No. 031OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED BY NOBODY

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Say less

/ seɪ les /

PHRASE · YOU’VE SAID ENOUGH

WHAT “SAY LESS” ACTUALLY MEANS

Means “I understand, you don’t need to explain any more” or “I’m in”. It shows you’re instantly on board with a plan.

ZACK’S TRANSLATION

The only time someone has agreed to something faster than reading the terms and conditions.

“SAY LESS” USED IN A SENTENCE

  • “Pizza tonight?” “Say less.”

    Pizza ordered before the sentence finished.

  • “There’s cake in the office kitchen.” “Say less.”

    Gone in four minutes. The cake was for Linda.

  • “Want to skip the meeting?” “Say less.”

    You can’t skip it. You’re presenting.

TRANSLATION SERVICE

WHAT THEY SAY“Say less.”
WHAT THEY MEAN“Got it, I’m in.”
GROWN-UP VERSION“Say no more.”

HOW SAY LESS ARE YOU? (TODAY’S AVERAGE READER, MADE UP)

83%

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