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⌈ Secret Post #5668 ⌋

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UK slang question

[(Anonymous)]

So I was watching a British youtuber who said someone "tried to top her off" and talked about how traumatizing it was and said she didn't want to go into detail and I'm kind of confused. I thought it might've meant kill but wasn't sure so I googled and the only definition I can find is "end something in a dramatic/exciting way", or adding more to a drink (neither of which are too different from the American definitions) and those obviously don't fit something that would traumatize someone.

Anyone know what it means?

Re: UK slang question

[(Anonymous)]

Adding to a drink? Maybe someone tried to drug her?

Re: UK slang question

[(Anonymous)]

"Kill" I'm pretty sure.

Re: UK slang question

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of UK slang is still highly regional, do you know whereabouts in the UK the YTer came from? That'd help.

I know that to top yourself or theirself means to kill, or attempt to kill, oneself. That one is pretty universal, but there are a few other variants from other parts of the UK too. None of them usually good, so just assume it is something traumatic. Unless it is in the West Country, where it seems to mean to be given something good.