A statement that conveys an indirect, subtle, or unintentional affectation that is superfluous or irrelevant to the context of a conversation.
Person 1: "Did you watch that show?"
Person 2: "I don't have a TV."
Person 1: "Are you hungry?"
Person 2: "I'm a vegan."
Person 1: "Did you watch that show?"
Person 2: "I don't have a TV."
Person 1: "Are you hungry?"
Person 2: "I'm a vegan."
by n0ta February 08, 2017
by Vivalaleslo January 31, 2018
A: Dude, I fuckin hate them immigrants!
B: Well whaddaya think your great great great grand father was?
B: Well whaddaya think your great great great grand father was?
by rosinbolle October 23, 2006
One person says, "sup" the other says, "I'm so down" ... meaning, I'm ready to do whatever, or let's get together.
by pjmama January 30, 2018
My buddy Nick bought ETH but lost all his money because ether is a shitcoin.
Don't let clever marketing fool you. Ripple, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin are shitcoins.
Don't let clever marketing fool you. Ripple, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin are shitcoins.
by Bridddcoin August 12, 2017
by Squaaaaad May 15, 2014
phrase used when the other person has proved your point wrong or otherwise contradicted you. indicates that the other person's statement is true while not conceding that your point was false.
usually said in a contemplative manner with a knowing head nod.
compare touche.
usually said in a contemplative manner with a knowing head nod.
compare touche.
"Ooh, he his HOT! And he's TOTALLY into me."
"He's married. And I heard he has a third nipple."
"Also true."
"Abraham Lincoln was such a tool; he put people in jail for talking trash about the union!"
"yeah, but he totally ended slavery."
"Also true."
"He's married. And I heard he has a third nipple."
"Also true."
"Abraham Lincoln was such a tool; he put people in jail for talking trash about the union!"
"yeah, but he totally ended slavery."
"Also true."
by hiddenpaw March 22, 2010