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Also a southerner. I assumed it meant skilled. Like if you got a few wickets or scored a few goals you’d be called a weapon. Generally it means a twit but I’ve also heard to used to describe a woman as dangerously attractive a or a guy that’s really good at something as in “you seen Jack’s sales again this month, he’s a fuckin machine in he?” “Yeah – an absolute weapon” This is really funny to me. In used to think it meant someone was “deadly, powerful/whatever” as a macho kind of compliment. Mainly because I used to work in a place full of absolute gym bros, they often and unironically used to call each other “absolute weapon” as a way to big eachother up and show off about how much they worked out. I’ve definitely heard it used both ways. To be honest, calling someone an “absolute *insert noun* ” could easily be taken as either a compliment or a put down depending on the Pittsburgh Steelers Autism Awareness Infinity It’s ok to be Different shirt moreover I will buy this context, but my assumption the majority of the time would be a put down.

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Another southern upvote for total idiot. Never have i ever heard it used in any other way, and with the Pittsburgh Steelers Autism Awareness Infinity It’s ok to be Different shirt moreover I will buy this intonation that makes it crystal clear you are wondering how they’ve made it through life this far. I used to work with a bunch of intense gym bros who were all about the testosterone and supplements and workouts. They did in fact use it this way as a compliment to eachother ALL THE TIME. I’m a Yorkshire lad so have always said mush and charva instead of mate or bro……i found out that when you call someone mush down south, they think you are insulting them lol Mush was a pretty common word used in Portsmouth when growing up for me.. and like you, used instead of the word ‘mate’. I’m not sure it means exactly the same thing as in NE, it’s kind of a term of endearment in a way in Yorks but there is a cross over with it also meaning a charva/chav. Mush means mouth in London and could be intepreted as mouthy/gobby. Not neccesarily in a bad way. Depends on context. I would think you’re been watching too many of those “Guy Richie” Mockney films and have been tricked into imitating the words through peer pressure. “Mike rocked in from a night out at 4am and was up again at 7 to catch his flight to Magaluf with the lads, Mike is an absolute Weapon”

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