A phase to use when playing dodge ball, and that one kid in the back of the room isn't throwing any balls.
Person One: Dude, he's just standing back there doing nothing.
Person Two: GROW SOME, AND THROW SOME.
Person Two: GROW SOME, AND THROW SOME.
by Summercolors April 29, 2011
"Shit dude, my parents just told me I can't have the car tonight."
"Man, that's some bullshit."
"Jeez! I just cannot believe that the Ticketmaster service charge is more than the price of this ticket!"
"Yep. That is some bullshit."
"Irony is like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife..."
"Not exactly. More accurately, that is some bullshit."
"Man, that's some bullshit."
"Jeez! I just cannot believe that the Ticketmaster service charge is more than the price of this ticket!"
"Yep. That is some bullshit."
"Irony is like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife..."
"Not exactly. More accurately, that is some bullshit."
by popesicle January 2, 2009
Veronica: Kate, your baby is sooo cute!
Kate: He just said his first word today!
Veronica: Awww-some!
Kate: He just said his first word today!
Veronica: Awww-some!
by Trova February 23, 2015
Literally translated: "or something like that"
A phrase said after a vague or exaggerated example.
Usually used when talking about someone or something in the third person.
A phrase said after a vague or exaggerated example.
Usually used when talking about someone or something in the third person.
"James and Gregg are always running off together. They are probably gay for each other or some shit."
"This bus seat is wet, the guy before me must have pissed here or some shit."
Person 1: I saw this interview of Quentin Tarantino yesterday.
Person 2: Who the hell is Quentin Tarantino?
Person 1: That guy that directed Pulp Fiction or some shit.
"This bus seat is wet, the guy before me must have pissed here or some shit."
Person 1: I saw this interview of Quentin Tarantino yesterday.
Person 2: Who the hell is Quentin Tarantino?
Person 1: That guy that directed Pulp Fiction or some shit.
by The Other Ben April 30, 2008
by Judoippon February 6, 2018
The term "some" (also known as the 'hook-up culture' in the western world) has become a popular lingo used in both the K-Pop and K-Drama scenes.
Here is a very basic understanding of being in a "some"-relationship: you have confirmed your feelings for one another but you are not officially in a relationship. You might be going through the motions of having a boyfriend/girlfriend, but you stay away from putting on labels between you and your "some"-partner.
You feel some-type-of-way for your partner but nothing too real to make it a committed relationship, yet.
Here is a very basic understanding of being in a "some"-relationship: you have confirmed your feelings for one another but you are not officially in a relationship. You might be going through the motions of having a boyfriend/girlfriend, but you stay away from putting on labels between you and your "some"-partner.
You feel some-type-of-way for your partner but nothing too real to make it a committed relationship, yet.
by KpopAegi January 12, 2015
by Mr GameCube May 27, 2019