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2013年9月17日 · Very casual way of asking "how are you?", more similar to "are you well?". Jerry: *Wanders in, drooping eyelids, eyes darting around* Tom: "You good?"Jerry: "I'm great, man." *Grins* Sarah: *In class, staring at the ceiling, mumbling to herself* Jessica: "Sarah, you good?"
2018年12月4日 · An instance of extraordinary boredom and curiosity that appears when one already has searched for what "qwertyuiop" and "asdfghjkl" mean. This word is rarely typed, most due to the fact that anyone who types it has already avoided all previous warnings. This is your last chance. Get to work! Bored person: "Man, this is boring.
2018年10月5日 · ka le. "ka le" is the romanised Chinese words for 卡 (ka) 了 (le). 卡 = this means something is stuck or choked (hence the meaning = lag in this context) 了 = this is a word to show that the action has already happened. Therefore, ka le in Chinese means that it lagged or it is lagging.
2006年6月28日 · A place for you to lie about the amount of sexual knowledge/experience you have. UrbanDictionary is a site where you can look up slang words.The site itself is a good idea, too bad that half of the definitions were added by stupid and hateful people, and it can be quite depressing 'cuz if you want to remove something, you have to fill a whole damn questionnary and it takes more time than ...
2017年12月7日 · An urban way of telling someone you want to fight them. Hey man you got my white tee dirty, lets catch a fade. by looisnoono69 February 4, 2009. Get the catch a fade mug. catch this fade. Catch these hands or trying to fight. THIS HOE KEEPS STARRING AT ME SHES ABOUT TO CATCH THIS FADE. by Mar Tyree May 20, 2016. Get the catch this fade mug.
2020年11月11日 · the word lying but built different Originally, a kneecap.The phrase "bust a cap" originated in Northern Ireland several years before entering urban gangsta culture, and referred to the nonlethal (but fantastically painful and disabling) practice of firing a firearm at close range into the crook of the knee. ...
2015年6月29日 · A character that is very kind and sweet but faces more hardship and suffering than they truly deserve. Comes from the usage of an article headline from 'The Onion' titled 'Beautiful Cinnamon Roll Too Good For This World, Too Pure.' to describe a person or character that is very good but faces a lot of pain in their life.
