Suck it Silly 

Used while leaving a phone conversation for humor and insult sake. Said quickly usually followed by hanging up immediately.

Also can be used to check if other person is listening to you on a phone call. (Sometimes followed by hanging up.)

Good bye Johnson, suck it silly. <Click>

Then I told her, suck it silly, to which she said, the price of the shirt is $15.95. Did you hear me!?

Suck it Silly by Sillman March 29, 2005

wicked silly 

A sarcastic description of some one who is pretentious and thinks of themselves as 'bad ass' or 'cool'

Colin Farrell is wicked silly

wicked silly by deej24 March 11, 2010

Wet silly 

A wet silly is when you are getting a blowjob and right when you are about to cum you proceed to putting the tip of your erect penis in the females ear and ejaculate in her ear.

My girlfriend was giving me head and mid blow I thought it'd be a good idea to give her a wet silly. She was not happy.

Wet silly by Chucky Charms August 18, 2016

BRO YOU SILLY FR FR LIKE DAWG HOW CAN YOU BE THAT GOOFY! 

When yo friend be gay for you fr fr

Bro stop being gay like BRO YOU SILLY FR FR LIKE DAWG HOW CAN YOU BE THAT GOOFY!

BRO YOU SILLY FR FR LIKE DAWG HOW CAN YOU BE THAT GOOFY! by Philllllllip November 21, 2022

dilly dally silly sally 

A term used to tell a person to stop sulking in the past and get over it. WARNING: May confuse the hell out of a person if they haven't watched FF: Advent Children

-I can't belive I lost...
-Dilly dally silly sally (get over it loser, but nicely)

dilly dally silly sally by Josh Bales December 28, 2007

you silly goose

this insult can be used by the strangest of people, from slops to plebs,this can be used in anyway you want,as a insult or a darn well joke.

"give me that you silly goose!"

you silly goose by RenTheDog22 March 2, 2016

You silly donkey

A phrase often used in anger that has connotations regarding ones appearance or their lack of comprehension to a set task.

This quote is made famous by a popular chef who goes by the name ‘Gordon Ramsay’ who often berates cooks using such language.

Oy you! Come here you silly donkey! Who told you to cook these scallops hey?

You silly donkey by GordonRamsay4PM March 12, 2020