Means the person is doubting your ability and is taunting you.
Like you won't actually do it or be capable to accomplish that task
Like you won't actually do it or be capable to accomplish that task
Person 1: I can totally kick your ass
Person 2: Id like to see you try (doesn't really think you can do it)
and either person 1 steps up to the challenge or sits down like a lil b****
Person 2: Id like to see you try (doesn't really think you can do it)
and either person 1 steps up to the challenge or sits down like a lil b****
by soffG November 20, 2018
BTS being savage af towards haters during their hit song "MIC Drop" in the new 2017 album Love Yourself.
BTS: DID YOU SEE MY BAG? DID YOU SEE MY BAG? MY BAG IS FULL OF TROPHIES
Haters: .....wait what I'm shook.
Haters: .....wait what I'm shook.
by Hirilyss November 21, 2017
Dude 1: Hey man whats up with that party? Is there any hot babes?
Dude 2: No man just dick as far as the eye can see.
Dude 2: No man just dick as far as the eye can see.
by peteypablo204 January 06, 2010
by Olly J June 14, 2007
"Aii Bro I'll See You" is a term used in the common highschool slang from the years 2018-2019. This term is formally used as a transition word to get out of pickle situations such as Breakups , Abortions , Weddings , Teacher talks , Pep Talks , Dap and leaves , etc.
"Ayo Seth what class you got?"-Tyshawn... "Uh i got music in room 202 (DING late bell noise) Aii Bro I'll See You.. (Daps) Stay up.
by SethyOW February 08, 2019
When you see someone comment on your post that you made on tiktok (particularly a namjoon or yoongi fan) and they say "you wanna see something funny?" that's when to ditch your phone and go to a different country or just change everything about you because you messed up once they say that.
*you make a video saying bts are flops*
a min later "you wanna see something funny?" *looks at their pfp and sees its namjoon stan*
CRAP-
a min later "you wanna see something funny?" *looks at their pfp and sees its namjoon stan*
CRAP-
by kazutoras wifey<3 October 22, 2022
An euphemism used to avoid telling of your true destination, often in reply to an awkward question. In Great Britain, it is commonly used as a euphemism for going to the toilet.
"Are you and your wife coming out tonight?" "Uhhhh, I'm going to see a man about a dog."
"How come you're leaving the table?" "I'm going to see a man about a dog."
"How come you're leaving the table?" "I'm going to see a man about a dog."
by Alexandra July 29, 2004