bars in Finnish
bars in Finnish is nojapuut — bars means slang used to praise something clever, witty, or well put — especially a sharp line in rap or a killer comeback.
bars in Finnish
nojapuut
What does "bars" mean?
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interjection Slang used to praise something clever, witty, or well put — especially a sharp line in rap or a killer comeback.
""That's bars!" his friends said after he dropped the punchline."
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noun Clever, well-written lyrics or lines, especially in rap music.
"The rapper is known for writing dense, quotable bars."
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bars in a sentence
- "That's bars!" his friends said after he dropped the punchline.
- The rapper is known for writing dense, quotable bars.
- Critics praised the album for its sharp bars and wordplay.
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What is "bars" in Finnish?
"bars" in Finnish is nojapuut. bars means: Slang used to praise something clever, witty, or well put — especially a sharp line in rap or a killer comeback.
How do you use "bars" in a sentence?
Example: ""That's bars!" his friends said after he dropped the punchline." In Finnish, "bars" is nojapuut.
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