What does this phrase refer to?
In the 2019 film Uncut Gems, Demany and Kevin went to Howard's shop and Demany was disappointed to find that Howard was not selling watches
Howard: That's not my problem, man.
Demany: That ain't your fucking problem? He don't like shit in this dusty, tinfoil-filled bitch.
What's does the phrase "dusty, tinfoil-filled bitch" refer to in this?
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He was talking about the jewelry display case. tinfoil would be a derogatory term for cheap jewelry. Dusty, obviously, meaning unkempt. The "bitch" part is just some anger coming through, like if someone was trying to sell you a knockoff watch at full price you might say something like, "Get that bitch away from me".
So, a dirty display case filled with cheap jewelry, to someone who's angry, would be called a "dusty tinfoil-filled bitch".
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What does the phrase refers to?
A phrase is a short group of words that people often use as a way of saying something. The meaning of a phrase is often not obvious from the meaning of the individual words in it.What is correct refer or refer to?
+1 This is correct: You refer a person to another person. You refer to something or to someone in a text or conversation. It is as simple as that.What is to refer and examples?
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