(it costs 20) pounds meaning in English
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Definition
Examples
- "Dr Meyer: Two thousand pounds."
Bonus question! We won't count it towards your final score. Select all the terms of endearment used in the scene.
« Do you love me, Pumpy? »
Bonus question! We won't count it towards your final score. Select all the terms of endearment used in the scene.
« Do you love me, Pumpy? »
Pounds refers either to the currency used in the UK or the unit of weight, but this is not an affectionate term for someone.
Darling is a very common, affectionate way to address someone. Example: What would you like to drink, darling?
Honeybonnie, also spelled honeybunny is a popular term of endearment. Note: Even more common is the use of honey. Example: Why are you sad, honey/honeybunny?
Tootie Fruitie is an unusual term of endearment, but probably based on the popular song from the 1950s, Tutti Frutti by Little Richard. It's a very catchy tune!
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