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The phrase
"That fit is bussin, no cap"
In Victorian Era 🎩
"your attire is most splendid, I assure you with the utmost sincerity."
It signifies that your clothing is exceptionally fashionable and well-tailored, and I am not speaking falsely.
e.g. I daresay, your attire is most splendid, I assure you with the utmost sincerity.
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- 🎩 Victorian Eraanonymous
"your attire is most splendid, I assure you with the utmost sincerity."
It signifies that your clothing is exceptionally fashionable and well-tailored, and I am not speaking falsely.
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