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by Nose long like garden hose February 16, 2019
something that people use when trying to imitate Irish people, but they look/sound like an eejit as nobody in Ireland uses it...
by Cully April 1, 2003
Math teacher: Anyone got it?
Kid: Sure, sure. *Got back to desk, Listens to iPod, forgetting the work*
Girlfriend: ZOMG! Did you just saw him with her? I cannot believe his with her already just right after our broke up! Blablablblablblaaa
Me: Sure, sure.
Girlfriend: Are. You. Even. Listening.
Me: ...
Boy: I love you.
Girl: Sure, sure.
Kid: Sure, sure. *Got back to desk, Listens to iPod, forgetting the work*
Girlfriend: ZOMG! Did you just saw him with her? I cannot believe his with her already just right after our broke up! Blablablblablblaaa
Me: Sure, sure.
Girlfriend: Are. You. Even. Listening.
Me: ...
Boy: I love you.
Girl: Sure, sure.
by PandaPedo October 22, 2010
The state of being more than simply "for sure." Invented in Calgary, the saying is used as a reply to a question when someone is certain about something; when they are 100% positive about it.
"Hey are you going to Ashley's party tonight?"
"I'll be there, for sure for sure!"
"Are you sure that's the correct answer?"
"For sure for sure"
"I'll be there, for sure for sure!"
"Are you sure that's the correct answer?"
"For sure for sure"
by crazy serbian weasel September 28, 2012
by CouncilOfMen December 20, 2022
The WORST response to a "Yes" or "No" question.
The response you give when you don't 100% want to say "Yes" but also don't want to say "No". "Sure" is the answer you use when on the fence about something, but is not an acceptable response to Y/N questions.
The response you give when you don't 100% want to say "Yes" but also don't want to say "No". "Sure" is the answer you use when on the fence about something, but is not an acceptable response to Y/N questions.
Phil: Do you want to go to the movies?
Sarah: Sure
Phil: (pause) Is that a "Yes" or "No"?
Sarah: Sure, I will go to the movies.
Phil: But I asked if you WANTED to go to the movies.
Sarah: And I said sure.
Phil: (leaves)
Sarah: Sure
Phil: (pause) Is that a "Yes" or "No"?
Sarah: Sure, I will go to the movies.
Phil: But I asked if you WANTED to go to the movies.
Sarah: And I said sure.
Phil: (leaves)
by melissuhann July 21, 2014