عبارة
بمعنى كن على طبيعتك
بمعنى كن على طبيعتك
by Syrian020 August 11, 2016
عبارة
بمعنى كن على طبيعتك
بمعنى كن على طبيعتك
by Syrian020 August 11, 2016
Phrase used to inspire someone to get their shit together, and stop acting like such a pussy. Commonly used when laziness or an extreme hangover is preventing one from going out for a night on the town.
Diazz wouldn't get his high ass off the couch to go to the club, so I told him "Pull yourself towards yourself!" After that he popped right up.
by Skone82 March 7, 2009
by will bitten August 19, 2017
An Irish phrase. Another way to tell someone to “wise up”.
To stop being so ridiculous and to come back down to Earth. Can also be said in an affectionate way, for example, when someone is being hilarious and ridiculous and you don’t agree with what they’re saying; Irish people’s tones will tell you the difference.
To stop being so ridiculous and to come back down to Earth. Can also be said in an affectionate way, for example, when someone is being hilarious and ridiculous and you don’t agree with what they’re saying; Irish people’s tones will tell you the difference.
“I’m too sick to go to school...”
“Are you dying? No! Didn’t think so, catch yourself on and get out the front door.”
“It’s raining mammy and that means Jesus is crying.”
“Hahahahahaha catch yourself on ya eejit, it’s raining because it’s raining!”
“Are you dying? No! Didn’t think so, catch yourself on and get out the front door.”
“It’s raining mammy and that means Jesus is crying.”
“Hahahahahaha catch yourself on ya eejit, it’s raining because it’s raining!”
by noholdenback February 8, 2018
by Ivern March 1, 2017
Preparing to hear something emotionally bad, or preparing for an impact (for an example: car going to crash)
*car about to crash*
Driver: Brace yourselves boys!
or
Girl 1: Brace yourself, because you're not going to like what I'm about to say.
Driver: Brace yourselves boys!
or
Girl 1: Brace yourself, because you're not going to like what I'm about to say.
by urbandictionarer March 29, 2017