by Les Pure March 7, 2010
by MatlockJB May 31, 2005
It means exactly.. without the e! A far cooler way of saying it.
When speaking it aloud, it's pronounced "zack-lee"
When speaking it aloud, it's pronounced "zack-lee"
by Kempo October 30, 2007
Take the egg out---the lazy, slang, text version of exactly.
Can be used as a term of agreement, exasperation, sarcasm plus other things I don't care to type.
Can be used as a term of agreement, exasperation, sarcasm plus other things I don't care to type.
"This food is delicious! Glad I let you choose the restaurant."
"Xactly..."
"Man that guy sure was a numpty, xactly like you said."
MAN "I'm going out to run some errands, hon."
WIFE "How long will that take xactly, you have to drive the kids to (insert event here)."
"Xactly..."
"Man that guy sure was a numpty, xactly like you said."
MAN "I'm going out to run some errands, hon."
WIFE "How long will that take xactly, you have to drive the kids to (insert event here)."
by Eyewrotethis January 13, 2012
Basically, it's means the same as "exactly", but it's actually way more expressive. Leave out the 'E' and suddenly it sounds more powerful!
by Jennicam December 31, 2009
When your trying to say exactly but the shits to ignorant you have to stop and cuss in the middle of it
by X1121 June 14, 2017