that's a bar
that's a bar phrase: said in response to a statement found to be true or well-articulated.
Phrase
that's a bar
- Said in response to a statement found to be true or well-articulated.
Origin of that's a bar
Coined in reference to exceptionally-written lyrical lines in hip-hop.
Questions about that's a bar
- What does that's a bar mean?
- That's a bar means said in response to a statement found to be true or well-articulated.
- What part of speech is that's a bar?
- That's a bar is a phrase.
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