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You might call it "tongue in cheek" in the UK, a statement made with no pretense that it's true, with a gently humorous intent.
by brianmcc 8y ago
You might call it "tongue in cheek" in the UK, a statement made with no pretense that it's true, with a gently humorous intent.
- aidenn0 8y agoIf anyone is wondering, "tongue-in-cheek" is also a term used in the US.