stand Sam

English

Etymology

A reference to Uncle Sam, imagined as paying for supplies for the US military.

Verb

stand Sam (third-person singular simple present stands Sam, present participle standing Sam, simple past and past participle stood Sam)

(slang, archaic) To pay for refreshment or drink; to treat somebody to something.
- 1959, John Dickson Carr, Scandal at High Chimneys (page 9)
  If you care to stroll into the Argyll Rooms about eleven, I'll stand sam for a bottle to celebrate.

References

1873, John Camden Hotten, The Slang Dictionary

Anagrams

Stamands

单词	stand Sam
释义	stand Sam English Etymology A reference to Uncle Sam, imagined as paying for supplies for the US military. Verb stand Sam (third-person singular simple present stands Sam, present participle standing Sam, simple past and past participle stood Sam) (slang, archaic) To pay for refreshment or drink; to treat somebody to something. 1959, John Dickson Carr, Scandal at High Chimneys (page 9) If you care to stroll into the Argyll Rooms about eleven, I'll stand sam for a bottle to celebrate. References 1873, John Camden Hotten, The Slang Dictionary Anagrams Stamands
随便看	هامین هان هانزا هانم هانو ڪچو هانی هانیا هاهنا هاهناك هاو هاوائی هاواي هاون هاوية هاويس هاي هايتي هايم هاپو هاچماق هاڠت هاڠيت هاکردن هاکيس هاڽير