what does it mean " half-steppin' " and " short-strokin' "
I found these phrase in lyrics.
I guess it has figure of speech...
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Answers · 3
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funkadelic - this broken heart
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Are you mad, at me, darling?
Are you sorry that we, we, we met?
Have you learned to love another?
Has he told you to for, for-for-forget
But no other heart can love you
Like this broken heart
Of mine
{spoken}
Yeah, I've been diggin' on your vibes lately
Yes, and you've been finding more faults
Than Carter got liver pills
And I'm hip to all that Gemini material laying around, heh
And I ain't no Gemini
I just want to make sure you ain't half-steppin', and short-strokin'
Can you get to that?
{sung}
Well, no other heart can love you
Like this broken heart of mine
Like this broken heart
Of mine
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Can you give us the name of the song and the artist? A lot of slang is situational/contextual, or even made-up.
To be honest, I usually understand less than half of slang in most songs!
I know that one meaning of half-stepping is to do something halfway, so that it remains unfinished, like, half-baked.
In the US, we would say "half-a**edly", but don't say that because it's a bit vulgar! (for a learner of English anyways)
Short stroke could metaphorically refer to a car engine.
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