Last I checked in with English, “to run through” or “ran through” when used in reference to a human or living thing means to butcher them with a sword or polearm while travelling quickly on foot or horse.
Thats not quite how its used, its not a verb, its an adjective. So instead of “She’s been ran through”, you would say “That girl? Nah man, she’s ran through.”
Last I checked in with English, “to run through” or “ran through” when used in reference to a human or living thing means to butcher them with a sword or polearm while travelling quickly on foot or horse.
What about that says love?
It’s an innuendo. I “ran her through” with my “sword”.
Idk if this is a joke, but “ran through” is what the kids these days use to degrade promiscuous women, eg “she’s been ran through a lot”
Thats not quite how its used, its not a verb, its an adjective. So instead of “She’s been ran through”, you would say “That girl? Nah man, she’s ran through.”
That’s a new one to me.