Woman Tipping Hand, Type-1-2

When someone says they're 'leaning in,' it's like they're fully getting behind a cause or idea. You'll often hear it in meetings where women are trying to take up more space in leadership. It's not just about being polite; it's about showing up and taking charge.

The phrase 'high on the hog' makes you think of someone living the good life, like they've hit their stride and are riding it hard. I use it when I'm talking to friends about how we're doing well financially or just enjoying our time. It's like saying life's not too bad, and we're savoring it.

To some people, 'sky-high' means something lofty or just really high up, like a building or a goal. But in the day-to-day, it can also mean how high our expectations or stress levels are. If someone says their rent is sky-high, they're saying it's way too much and barely manageable.

When we talk about 'waffle fries' it sounds funny, but it really points to how food can mean different things in different places. To some, it's just a fancy fry, but in others it's a weird mashup. It shows how food can be a point of pride or confusion depending on where you're from.

The word 'fag' can be a bit of a minefield. To some, it's a slang term for a quick smoke, but for others, it carries a lot of weight, especially around LGBTQ+ issues. Depending on who's using it and how, it can be friendly or a real jab.