A: Are you ok?
B: Yes, fine.
A: Are you sure?
B: Yes.
A: No, seriously, are you ok?
B: Yes.
A: Are you sure?
B: Dammit! Stop asking me. I've already told you.
A: Ah, you're not okay at all.
B: Look, it's just a plysu thing.
Dictionary of american slang with examples. .
plysu — A situation where, under repeated questioning, somebody s previous mental state changes as a direct result of the questioning. A: Are you ok? B: Yes, fine. A: Are you sure? B: Yes. A: No, seriously, are you ok? B: Yes. A: Are you sure? B: Dammit! … Dictionary of american slang
plyšūnas — plyšū̃nas, ė smob. (2) šnek. kas plyšoja, rėksnys: Dikčium plyšū̃nė buvo ta Ėnikienė Rmč … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
plyšinis — 1 plyšìnis sm. (2) rėtis iš plyšų: Plyšìnis – kretelas, iš plyšų padarytas Šts … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
