Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jan 21, 2011 ... ... is malleable and should (should!?) evolve with cultural application…WTF!? The word means what it means…Literally!!! Aarrggghhhh…. ;[ ...
• Sep 21, 2010 ... So it means literally and it means the opposite of literally. It's like we're speaking two different languages ("we're" in this case referring to myself ...
• Aug 7, 2015 ... SHATTA WALE @shattawalegh 7 Aug 2015. Top Definition. ototo. It means literally: younger brother. Don´t talk with unknown people, ototo.
• It comes from French, where it means, literally, of rigor and, less literally, according to strictness. De rigueur is also a common expression in that language, where ...

• It's a Japanese word that has been a popular informal word in English since the late 1800s. It literally means "if it is to be that way," combining sayo, "that way," ...
• Au fait, pronounced (oh fey), is borrowed from French. It literally means to the point or to the fact. In English we used it to say that someone has the whole picture, ...
• Jun 23, 2014 ... Why do Punjabis use the phrase "Chakk de Fatte", although it literally means just to pick up some wooden planks? UpdateCancel ...
• Aug 30, 2013 ... No, I won't accept it. Literally means LITERALLY. And now that it's in a bloody dictionary I'm both enraged and saddened. Stupid people ruin ...