關於Poppy的意思和用法的提問

A: have never heard that....
more common: " i slept like a baby"

A: I have no idea about the first sentence, but can you spot me means can you cover me. For example...I don’t have enough cash right now, can you spot me $5.00? Or if you’re doing something possibly dangerous like lifting extra weights, you can ask someone to spot you meaning to be ready to step in and help if needed

A: a cornfield plant or it's flower

A: In that context, they're referring to an opium poppy which is used to create addictive drugs such as heroin.

So saying poppy pleasure means it's a pleasure like a drug gives you.
A feeling of happiness, satisfaction you get from something.

A: "Milk of the poppy" is a fantasy term only used in A Song of Ice and Fire. The modern word for it is "morphine," a narcotic that comes from poppy flowers and is used to make other drugs such as opium.

A: No why. These are both just nonsense words meant to sound funny.

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A: Poppycock comes from Middle Dutch (pappe kak = soft shit). So, in a way, bullshit is pretty close! :-)
But today it means nonsense.

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A: 完璧です。