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Latest post Fri, Nov 4 2005 6:46 PM by César. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  155171 Fri, 04 Nov 05 04:39 PM

Hello

I heard the expression I cannot find the meaning.  That is "What's cooking?"
Is this a slang? In what situation is this used?

Thank you.
Anonymous
Savvysavz, 4 yr 20 days ago

It's an American slang meaning ''what's the latest news from you?''.

Savvy

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César  +  155217 Fri, 04 Nov 05 06:46 PM
Additional note: The word "slang" cannot be preceded by the particle "a"; only when used as an adjective. So you should say, "Is this slang?".

http://yahooligans.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/entry/slang

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César
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