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get back out here

A place where you should be out of in reverse.

Spencer, get back out here!

by TheBigJam May 6, 2023


Lil' (your name here)

Your dick.

You: Your mom got to meet Lil' (your name here) last night.
Your Friend: Whos Lil' (your name here)?
You: You'll find out.

by FriendIy Wizard May 15, 2021


Wish You Were Here

Pink Floyd's 9th studio album, released in 1975. Often considered one of their greater works and one of the best albums ever. Also the name of a song featured in the same album, one of the band's more well-known songs.

I love Wish You Were Here, it's my favorite Floyd album.

by Geocube15 November 21, 2020


Hey I’m walking here

This is usually said by the crappy-feeling New Yorkers before their sixth cup of coffee.

Said wearing all black with New York accent.

BMW: Honks before the light is green while pedestrians are crossing on crosswalk

Pedestrian: Hey I’m walking here!

by NewYorkerThruAndThru August 25, 2022


why are you still here

why just why, do you no life or something? Just go outside and play with ur friends (if you have any lmao)

Person 1: Hey look what I found on Urban Dictionary!
Person 2: wtf man why are you still here

by fukubich March 11, 2021

11πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


We out here wildin

1.When you or are a group of freinds are just doing random things to have fun

2.when you’re just having a good time

β€œThis is so fun yee hawπŸ€ πŸ€ πŸ€™πŸΌπŸ€ͺ

β€œYuss we out here wildin”

by Skeeetboi July 5, 2018

9πŸ‘ 14πŸ‘Ž


Your money's no good here!

This phrase is not a way of indicating that the listener has the wrong currency for use in payment. It can be used in at least two ways. First, with a negative intent, as a way of refusing service, preemptively, to a person who wishes to buy something. This usage is intended to get rid of or threaten the listener. Conversely, the second usage is a bit of Mafia bravado as a way of paying the bill at a restaurant, or some other establishment as a way of impressing the listener or putting the listener in the speaker's debt. In this case, the exchange is stereotypically gendered where the speaker is male and the listener is female.

Dawn, I'm talkin' t'you. Your money's no good here!

by tvod December 27, 2016

15πŸ‘ 18πŸ‘Ž