Whats this mean in UK accent?

Question

"gorgeous much?"

what does that mean...

thanks

Answer 1

"Don't you think it's beautiful/great?"

Answer 2

it does not make sense, it sounds like it is from a Chinese dictionary

Answer 3

I am English and i have never heard of it.

Answer 4

Means your very gorgeous.

Answer 5

It's a stupid thing that teenage chavvy girls say incl. my sister.

It's just like saying "isn't she gorgeous?".

It's stupid and doesn't make any sense if you ask me.

Answer 6

when you say 'much'   are you sure its not mush?? coz if it is then it means 'gorgeous face'

Answer 7

Never heard anyone say that. Probably teen speak innit

"is your g/f geogeous much?"

Answer 8

I'm Scottish and i've never heard that before . Just as well cos it makes no sense at all .

Answer 9

"Dont you think it's Gorgeous?"

Answer 10

Context?  Sounds like a mispronounciation, since this phrase is meaningless in British English.

Answer 11

It doesn't make any sense. Are you sure 'much' is the right word?

Answer 12

it means someone/thing is very good looking it is not the usual way too say it

its probably some new kind of slang speak made up by an inarticulate youth.

Answer 13

i means, 'isn't it gorgeous'

Answer 14

It's slang for a female or male saying that another person is beautiful.

Answer 15

I've been in the UK for 2 years and have never heard that before. Was it said by someone from another country in the UK? (It sounds like someone who can't speak english very well.)

Answer 16

Never heard of it, its not english speak.

Answer 17

it should be said like 'gorgeous, much?'....

its when someone thinks something/someone is great/good looking (along those lines) and they are exclaiming how much they think it/they are great/good looking, and asking if anyone else agrees with them. if that makes any sense to you? its a bit like saying 'they are so gorgeous, do you agree?'

its usually said by teenage girls, the kind of girls who are always saying 'oh my goddddd' and run around screaming

Answer 18

It means "That's very pretty". It could be that, or it could've been meant sarcastically, so you'd have to hear the tone of how its said to be able to tell.

Whenever 'much' is put on the end of something, it's really just an emphasis on what is being said. So you could say 'clever much?' or 'stupid much'.

It's teenage slang, actually used in America too (and possibly other English speaking countries, but I'm not aware of it).

Answer 19

it's 'teenage speak' for something they like very much......probably an Americanism.

Answer 20

It basically means something/someone is extremely beautiful. =]

Answer 21

When much is used at the end of a sentence it usually is a sarcastic reference. It comes from TV programs and films where, for instance, a person would go skiing or something, do it badly and then have a dry witted bystander ask them "Ski much?". Ie (and I hate to break it down and make it this obvious) that the fact that they do not ski often is so obvious from their bad skiing that the fact that they ask is comic and highlight's the fact that the answer is, in fact 'no'.

This has been taken by teenagers who have ruined it and decided that they can just take any work, even if it does not make grammatic sense and use the work 'much' after it. Ie, saying 'fit much?' to a person who is clearly not that good looking. Or, in this case 'gorgeous much' to refer to a person who is, in fact, not goof looking at al.

However, it's final evolution and acceptance into everyday speech by either English teenagers, or adults who seriously need to get a life, is that the upper meaning is slowly beginning to not apply, so while it was meant to be sarcastic and witty in the beginning, now it has been ruined further and is just a word that is added onto the end of the sentence to emphasise the word before- eg 'gorgeous much' could in this usage be a very gorgeous person- instead. This is the most common usage now and is WRONG.

So, therefore, it could refer to either.

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