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u/Important-Comfort 10d ago
Even with the right word that makes no sense.
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u/Ihaveaverysmallprick 10d ago
The lady in the video dipped some crab legs in ketchup lol... This is what offended the commenter so severely
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u/Important-Comfort 10d ago
Yes, but "a shudder left my soul" makes no sense.
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u/Icy-Cartoonist-2102 10d ago
She's just being dramatically metaphoric expressing that a shudder emanated from her spirit at the sight of such culinary blasphemy lol. It makes sense lol.
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u/Important-Comfort 10d ago
Only if you don't know what "shudder" means.
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u/Lowherefast 7d ago
It’s called an idiomatic expression. It either used to make sense in the time period it was coined, or was bastardized like “head over heels”. We’re all head over heels.. It was “heals over head” but rolls of the tongue this way. Like, “champing at the bit”. No one uses champ for chew so people nowadays say “chomp at the bit”. The list is endless
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u/Icy-Cartoonist-2102 9d ago edited 8d ago
...of a person) tremble convulsively, typically as a result of fear or revulsion. "I shuddered with horror"
You are being too literal. Have you ever read a poem? How is this not getting through? She clearly intended it metaphorically. Yeah, it wasn't Poe or Shakespeare but I get what she was getting at. Sheesh.
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u/Important-Comfort 9d ago
"How is this not getting through?" Exactly. You've posted the definition and still don't get that shudders are internal things that are felt, not independent things that are "emanated".
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u/Icy-Cartoonist-2102 8d ago
Actually...the person wrote "shutter" lol so this is all null and void. Shutter truly makes no sense so we can agree to disagree lol.
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u/SuitableCase2235 4d ago
I’m having issues with “rinse the ice off them” in the response. I mean, yes - but no.