You mean

A slang term used by individuals in North Philidelphia which basically means "Do you understand what I'm trying to say/ where I'm trying to get at"

"This is how you whip up a Chinatown Tequilla Tonic, you mean?"

by xXxPu55y514y3r69xXx October 9, 2017

you mean sexually?

a phrase that can be added on to the end of someone else's comment, which makes everyone think about the person's comment in a sexual manner. Basically, it's the same thing as that's what she said, but this one is applicable much more often.

"We went so far last night."
"...you mean sexually?"

"What team does he play for?"
"...you mean sexually?"

"Baby, I think I'm pregnant"
"...you mean...o fuck."

by Doc W Dubz AKA Twisted April 18, 2010

You mean the world to me

You are very special

Person one: I love you
Person two: you mean the world to me

by galvalsay January 4, 2017

You Mean The Moon To Me

You mean the moon to me an alternate way of saying you mean the world to me but the moon seen as a smaller object is actually saying that they have had a huge impact in your lofe and you couldn't live with out them and honestly if it werent for them you wouldnt be here today.

Lien You Mean The Moon To me

by Bongo LoLo May 8, 2021

you mean to tell me

1. A response to something so stupid or unbelievably retarded that expresses total confusion as to why it was done.

Gabe: "hey the Dolphins game is in overtime"

Danny: "oh for real? who's winning?"

Gabe: "YOU MEAN TO TELL ME?!!!"

by umean2tellme January 3, 2004

You mean a universe and a half to me

So it's, in my opinion, a better way to say: "you mean the world to me" because the universe is infinitely greater, bigger, and stronger than just the world. "And a half" is the basic meaning of it, where in this case, you'd use it as a way to say that something is very good, large, etc. ( in a positive sense, of course).

"You mean a universe and a half to me"

by Prince of death January 9, 2023

you mean like… romance?

A really stupid and a broken english way of asking someone if they mean what they’re saying is a more than friends kind of gesture.

Luke: Hey Wolfgang, I like you

Wolfgang: in thick German accent You mean like… romance?

by weirdmidnightgirl16 March 16, 2026