Your Face-Aholic

A person who continually uses the comeback "Your Face" Even at inappropraite moments.

"Our neighbor just died."
"YOUR FACE JUST DIED."

"You have detention"
"Your Face has detention"
"You are such a your face-aholic that Im giving you another detention."
"YOUR FACE"

This comeback can be the best thing ever... if properly used. :

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Ravish your face

term defining a situation in which one partner cums on every crevice of his partner's face.

PS. its extremely rude!!

Let me ravish your face. I swear I'll get you a kleenex.

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Your face's mom

A comeback used as a joke, but only after "your mom", "your face", and "your mom's face" have been used. Made by Claire, Bunny, Shelby, and others.

"You're ugly!"
"Your mom's ugly!"
"Your face is ugly!"
"Your MOM's face is ugly!"
"Psh, your face's mom is uuuugly!"

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Play your face

To make someone look or feel small, through word and deed; to embarass or demean, to humble, often without that person's knowledge.

Man, I didn't mean to play your face when I told you those skinny jeans made you look like a girl.
When Brad Pitt went and had all those babies with Angelina Jolie, he really played Anniston's face.

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so's your face

The proper comeback to any insult, especially the infamous "Your mom goes to college!"

Sandee:"Your mom goes to college!"
Jennifer:"So's your face!"

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Rub in your face

A way to brag about something that which you do not have, because they are bitchy.

Women are better at this than men, but some men do this, too.

1.) Your best friend decides to rub in your face how much better her boyfriend is than yours.

2.) Your sister comes home with a brand new purse and shows it off to you and says, "Look what I got from the mall today!!"

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what's-your-face

What's-your-face, is a term said by one when s/he cannot remember or doesn't know another person's name. The term's origins state that it was first used for forgotten names, but has been adapted to unknown names as well. The usage of the term varies with the case (see example).

Unknown name: "Hey, what's-your-face, can you hand me that?"
Forgotten name: "Uhhh, what's-your-face, Roger! What was the score for last night's match?

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