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Hi!
Can somebody tell me what this expression means? "Santa Clause is giving out Cadillac" Thank you! |
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Can somebody tell me what this expression means?
"Santa Clause is giving out Cadillac" (I don't really know, but maybe these clues will help: Santa Claus refers to somebody who is giving gifts. Cadillac probably means luxury/first class/high quality/expensive). |
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Thank you, Rusty
This expression is from a story. Here is the situation when this line was said: Several people are talking in a room. One of them leave the room for bathroom or something. When he comes back, he asks, "Did I miss anything?" Then other people say, "Just Santa Clause is giving out Cadillac". (I don't remember if those were the exact sentences) So, I assumed it meant "nothing much" or "nothing important". Does it make sense? Thank you for your help though. Black & White |
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I searched for "drug slang Cadillac" and found that Cadillac is slang for the drug PCP. I assume that the people in your story are making a joke about Santa Claus. If they are not joking, maybe somebody gave out free samples.
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Wow, thank you Rusty!
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