chance22
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I was told slang is used in the expression "Sorry I got stuck in the loo", but I'm not sure whether it refers to "get stuck in" or the whole expression "get stuck in the loo". I searched on the internet in vain, but happened to find a similar expression in the news-- Mr Gove "managed to get stuck in the toilet in the wrong lobby and he nearly broke his own whip"(Gove 'got stuck in Commons toilet')
My question are: 1. Is "get stuck in the loo" slang? If that is, could you please explain the meaning?
2. Could you also explain the sentence: "Mr Gove managed to get stuck in the toilet in the wrong lobby and he nearly broke his own whip"
My question are: 1. Is "get stuck in the loo" slang? If that is, could you please explain the meaning?
2. Could you also explain the sentence: "Mr Gove managed to get stuck in the toilet in the wrong lobby and he nearly broke his own whip"
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