Like’n’um 

A person who uses the word “like” and “um” as a sentence crutch repeatedly for minutes on end.

“I, um, like... What’s that word? Its like, um, that one like... Y’know, like, the one that kinda... Like it shows how, um, like, you feel, like, um... that way... that, um... you, like... I don’t know how to, like, describe it, like... Y’know, that one word that like..........” ~A like’n’um.

Like’n’um by Swinfough October 20, 2020

um, like, see ya 

Initially tentative, then subsequently assertive expression of victory.

Person 1: You saw the girl Hoover brought home last night, right?
Berg: Um, like, see ya!!

um, like, see ya by wicknerd July 3, 2006

UM, I LIKE... PINEAPPLES 

This is the phrase that you want to use when you just want to be an annoying little shit. This phrase is mostly used with a high pitched and loud voice. If you want to just annoy someone, saying this is the best way.

Person 1: UM, I LIKE... PINEAPPLES
Person 2: bro can you shut up, nobody likes you.

UM, I LIKE... PINEAPPLES by Remanterm December 13, 2021

umliker  

(noun) An umliker is a person who cannot speak without using um and like in between most words.
The subject replaces adjectives with um and like and is generally an idiot.

I was like, trying to um, be like, really smart but um, it like, didn't work.

An Umliker can use um or like exclusively, but they are still an umliker, and still an idiot.

I cant stand talking to that " umliker " she drives me crazy.

umliker by evbar28 February 1, 2009

umlike

The female equivalent of a dudebro generally characterized by ditzy, overly-flirtatious tendencies and lack of original thought. Most commonly long-haired, though not necessarily blond, these females are predominantly seen travelling in flocks sometimes referred to as sororities.

I don't shop at Hollister. Do I look like an umlike to you?

umlike by popculturista June 12, 2008

umlike

The female equivalent of a dudebro generally characterized by ditzy, overly-flirtatious tendencies and lack of original thought. Most commonly long-haired, though not necessarily blond, these females are predominantly seen travelling in flocks sometimes referred to as sororities.

I don't shop at Hollister. Do I look like an umlike to you?

umlike by popculturista June 13, 2008