A noun to describe an old-time Rhodesian emigrant in the period after 1980 independence. So called for their habit of comparing their current, often disadvantaged circumstances, with those that pertained "when we" lived in Rhodesia.
by The Blue Route December 2, 2008
Boy 1 : Aye That Girl is SEXY
Boy 2 : See If She Wanna Chill
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Boy1: Aye Shawty, When We Gone Chill ?
Boy 2 : See If She Wanna Chill
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Boy1: Aye Shawty, When We Gone Chill ?
by unknown person ! June 11, 2011
by Mainzcov March 15, 2016
by Sleepy Mc Pimp Shit January 21, 2009
“you pop when we get intimate”
by littlxfreak May 8, 2022
A saying that is usually percieved as a malaphor, but can be used to describe the determined yet patient way of getting things done. The meaning could be explained as "we'll come to the bridge, cross it, burn it and move on."
"Have you started studying for finals? There are three of them for three days in a row."
"Nope only for the first one. The rest... Well, we'll burn that bridge when we get there."
(meaning one at a time)
"Nope only for the first one. The rest... Well, we'll burn that bridge when we get there."
(meaning one at a time)
by hrckanja July 14, 2016
Used to describe when a situation has suddenly turned awkwardly confrontational, dangerous or tense. Derives from a scenario where three men are casually sitting down and exchanged words escalate to the point where they stand up, ready to fight or possibly reach for a gun.
...then she told me she was late and that's when we all three stood up. Come to find out she was just talking about how she missed the first 15 minutes of her psyche class the other day. Whew!
by exitflagger April 25, 2008