Papa bless

A phrase used when expressing agreement or thanks to the great pizza king, Papa John.
The phrase orginated in the comment section of h3h3Productions video "Papa John -- h3h3 reaction video"

Youtuber: "Did you see the new Papa John meme Ethan posted? Papa bless!"
Redditor: "Papa bless!"

by FlubberJam January 6, 2017

Blessed Love

Blessed love is a warm and loving greeting you would hear from the Rastafarians living in the beautiful Island of Jamaica it can be use as a greeting when you meet people or it can be use when you are leaving its a classy word that can be use anywhere anytime it fits in just right for hello and goodby

Natty said to his bredren and sistren blessed love as he leave the room

Ras Hugo said blessed love to his bredren and sistren as he arrived in Africa at the Airport

by Hardrock May 2, 2009

bless ya snap

To send nudes thru snapchat

Aye bae let me bless ya snap !!

by BlazedHoney July 19, 2017

Stressed but Blessed

You are stressed out, but reminding yourself of all the blessings you have.

I'm having a really bad day...but I've got my health, I'm Stressed but Blessed

by novasmack September 9, 2010

Bless your heart

"You dumb b*tch."

A southern way to cuss out the ignorant.
You: "OH my gosh, I just failed my midterm after I spent all my time with 'X'!"
Any southerner: "Bless your heart."

Ex 2
You: "wow, can't believe there is a whole other culture down here!"
Some southerner: "Bless. Your. Heart."

When with friends, it is sometimes said in a teasing manner while still calling you out for being dumb
A big favorite southern saying

by It's me n yall know it February 16, 2021

Blessy

Someone who is SMOKIN' hot and attract a lot of people. They really know their way into someones heart. They love to party and may seem crazy on the cover, but they are actually very genuine people.

"Woah look at that smoking hot chick dancing over there. She must be a Blessy"

by Singh30 July 2, 2018

bless up

A greeting of spiritual affirmation between friends - can be used in form of "Hello" or "Goodbye".

"Bless up, brother"
"hey hey, what's going on?"

or

"See you tomorrow, mate"
"Bless up"

by VBR213 October 10, 2009