12 words and phrases from “game of thrones” that need to be part of your vocabulary
 

I agree :clap2: Josy get your name changed to Khaleesi

Phrase: “Blood of my blood”
Meaning: Basically, in-laws.
In a sentence: “We’re spending Thanksgiving with the blood of my blood. It should be fun, so long as Uncle Nick doesn’t get drunk again!”

Phrase: “Make water”
Meaning: To urinate.
In a sentence: “Ugh, I have to make water so badly. I shouldn’t have had so many Diet Cokes today.”

Phrase: “Smallclothes”
Meaning: Underwear
In a sentence: “Hey baby … guess what? I’m not wearing any smallclothes…”

Phrase: “Sun-and-stars”
Meaning: Soulmate
In a sentence: “Ryan Gosling is totally my sun-and-stars — if only he realized it!”

Phrase: “Mummer’s farce”
Meaning: A way to describe something as stupid. (A “mummer” is a clown.)
In a sentence: “Brittany’s bachelorette party is, like, a mummer’s farce! Nothing is going right, and she’s being a total bitch.”

Phrase: ”Garderobe”
Meaning: A medieval toilet
In a sentence: “Oof, I’ve got the runs. I’ll be in the garderobe if you need me.”

Phrase: “Khaleesi”
Meaning: Queen (Dothraki); head bitch in charge.
In a sentence: “All of The Frisky’s posts are edited by Amelia, our Khaleesi.”

Phrase: “Words are wind.”
Meaning: Another way of saying “actions speak stronger than words.”
In a sentence: “You say you love me, Todd, but words are wind. Prove it!”

Phrase: “Like nipples on a breastplate.”
Meaning: Useless.
In a sentence: “Remember when shrugs were all the rage? Why? Those things were like nipples on a breastplate.”

Phrase/term: “Trencher”
Meaning: A long wooden bowl, shaped like a trench.
In a sentence: “Excuse me, waiter? I’d like my ceviche served in a trencher please, thank you.”

Phrase: “We do not sow.”
Meaning: A motto (used by the Greyjoys) — a play on the phrase “you reap what you sow” — which implies that the user only reaps.
In a sentence: “Jeff and Karl crashed the wedding, shouting “WE DO NOT SOW” before drinking all the booze and eating all the shrimp.”

Phrase: ”You know nothing, Jon Snow.”
Meaning: A way to describe someone who is ignorant about the way the real world works.
In a sentence: ”Brad thinks he found my clitoris, but, like, “You know nothing, Jon Snow,” amiright?”

http://www.thefrisky.com/2012-05-16/...ur-vocabulary/

I personally use "You know nothing Jon Snow" all the time

Same :joker: tho people are always like "..." :omg:

Read the breastplate line in the book the other day :laugh:

Hard Truth Cuts both ways Ser Davos

Here for Khaleesi