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meaning you're into mommies/ you have extreme mommy issues
"yes i really am into mommies" *thumbs up👍*
The act of holding a thumbs up on either side of your erection, prior to or immediately after the act of sex, to let a woman know she's looking good or has done a good job.
"She looked so hot laying on the bed when I walked in that I just had to give her the ole, 'triple thumbs up' ".
Would either agree or like on Facebook
Beer for dinner? Blue thumbs up!
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The act of up thumbing yourself on your own definition on Urban Dictionary after it was approved.
*Opens e-mail*
*Clicks on Urban Dictionary e-mail*
"Thanks for your definition of Up-Thumbing Self!
Editors reviewed your entry and have decided to publish it on urbandictionary.com.
It should appear on this page in the next few days:
(Link here)
Urban Dictionary"
*Clicks link*
*Thumbs self*
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The case in which a male dominates his female partner.
Made popular in the late sixties by the Rolling Stones.
That bitch does what shes told...I got her under my thumb
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Two Thumbs Up was born out of a need to express and extreme delight in a situation / person / movie / music / etc etc.
If something is good it gets a thumbs up.
if something is indescribably brilliant - it gets a 'Two Thumbs Up'
But it's simply not good enough to just say the phrase - you must also physically represent the Two Thumbs Up in a strong motion with both hands.
To be used sparingly.
person 1: 'Did you watch that movie last night?'
person two 2: 'Yes - Two Thumbs Up' (and dont forget the action of Two Thumbs Up)
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person 1: 'kirsten dunst?'
person 2: 'Two Thumbs Up!' (and dont forget the action of Two Thumbs Up)
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A sign of derision made by putting your thumb on your nose and wiggling your fingers. Original motion created by placing ones thumb upon the side of their nose and pushing out as if giving thumbs up. Guaranteed to offend soccer moms and yuppie pigs.
Etymology: Originated in the 1640's in Vienna. Gained popularity when Shakespeare is said to have 'thumbed his nose' at Edmond Rostand.
Debbie asked Joe, "Did you just thumb your nose at me?"
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