cheque, please
cheque, please phrase: used after making an embarrassing statement, suggesting it's time to leave.
Phrase
cheque, please
- Used after making an embarrassing statement, suggesting it's time to leave.
Origin of cheque, please
From the British sketch show Goodness Gracious Me, in which one character has this as his catchphrase after saying inappropriate comments during dates.
Questions about cheque, please
- What does cheque, please mean?
- Cheque, please means used after making an embarrassing statement, suggesting it's time to leave.
- What part of speech is cheque, please?
- Cheque, please is a phrase.
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