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What does Somebody in here got beans mean?
b: What?
a:You moved to New York City today with a bag full of cash, no stuff, and what is clearly a wig.
Somebody in here got beans. Spill them.
- English (US)
spill the beans = tell a secret
beans = secret
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- Persian
- English (US) Near fluent
Having got beans : having secrets.
to spill the beans : to reveal the secrets.
So, your sentence can mean:
Somebody here has some secrets to reveal!
(Somebody in here has got beans to spill!)
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@6765465yrtyrtyrt6y6
Yeah, tea is the same as beans.
Tea is just a newer slang.
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- Persian
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@6765465yrtyrtyrt6y6 Exactly. Spill the tea is just like spilling the beans, however, when it comes to spilling the tea, there is a high possibility that the speaker is going to gossip about some people
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