word to your mother

1. "You can tell that to your mother and she'll agree."

2. In a pejorative or negative sense, "Go tell your mother what I said, so she can set your ass straight, before I have to put a foot in it."

1. Your shorty is sho' 'nuff fine, dog, word to your mother!

2. Word to your knock-kneed, bald-headed, barefoot granny, cuz, if you don't stop eyeballin' my wife, I'm'a close them shits forever.

by Guru Voodoo January 7, 2010

word to your mother

a brief talking and exchanging of words in private or the exchanging of words that are the prefixes of a Fight

*see* ma dukes

yo your mama was trippin i had to have a "word to your mother"

by JayKay February 25, 2005

word to your mother

i'm right and you're wrong.

"BOOYAH! word to your mother, son."

by ? April 30, 2003

word to your mother

When you say hi to ariels mom

"word to mary kate and ashleys mom"

by Caroline&Sharon August 7, 2003

word to your mother

something that is understandable and someone elses mother understands and she possibly gives feedback

yo i had a "word with your mother" oh no

by JayKay February 25, 2005

word to your mother

I learned that this phrase came at a time when Bill Gates was introducing the first version of Microsoft Office. In fact he first said "Excel to your mother" but that did not catch on. He did try "PowerPoint to your mother" but that was a dismal failure. The change to "Word to your mother" somehow caught on and when a friend asked him about word processing because the friend's mom was behind the times as a secretary and needed help.

When asked what should I buy mom for Christmas. My dad said "WORD TO YOUR MOTHER" It did not work out really well because she did not have a computer.

by The Bulldg November 9, 2015

word to your matah

used to describe an irrelevant statement becoming relevant

Oh ye, word to your matah? lemme just go kill myself

by Dblock the Legend July 20, 2021