What does the phrase kill it mean?

to do something extremely well: Chris kills it on drums.

What does you’re going to kill it mean?

(one) is going to kill (someone) One will be extremely, belligerently angry with someone (though not with an actual intent to kill them).

What does it killed me mean in slang?

The phrase you’re killing me is an exaggerated way of saying that something or someone is very funny. This idiomatic expression means that the person you are talking to is so funny that one could die from laughing.

Where did kill it come from?

Kill It
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language	Korean
No. of episodes	12
Production

What does smashed it mean?

informal. to succeed or do something extremely well: I’m so proud of my team – they totally smashed it.

How do you write killing it?

Although it uses the word “kill”, it doesn’t really have a violent association. However, it does have an active, aggressive feel to it. By the way, you always use “it” in this phrase….(someone) is killing it

sports.
sales.
grades in school.

What is nailed it meaning?

Nailed it is an expression used to comment on the successful, skillful, or clever completion or performance of something. It’s often used sarcastically in reference to efforts that comically failed.

Why does Holden say that kills me?

The phrase “that killed me” expresses shock or surprise, the irony of a situation or statement, or exasperation at the stupidity or insensitivity of others. He often uses it to respond to a remark he finds pretentious, as when Sally’s friend George says that the Lunts are “absolute angels.”