in my bedroom

The room in which many events occur, wether its sleeping, bed wetting, watching particularly vulgar videos on your new laptop (your parents still question why there was a white gooey substance on your old one), staying up all night on your phone complaining you didnt get any sleep last night, having your friend over (who is a girl) swaring you were just "studying" last night, and much more.

"Dude, my parents found out i wasnt just "studing" with Vanessa last night in my bedroom"

by Thefoxyfox January 29, 2018

my green

unconditional fantasy love for someone that they don't even know your name, yet, it's very beautiful because your best memories are them.

Do you have your green?

Yes, my green is Stray Kids!
Well, that's sound nice, mine is Levi from Attack on Titan.

by pitpapitpiu January 7, 2021

My bitch

Often used to describe a bestfriend or boy/girlfriend.

Often used to describe a bestfriend or boy/girlfriend.

Allie- *showing off bestfriend* you're my bitch right?
BFF- hell yeah I am

Gf- hey babe
Bf- yeah?
Gf- you're my bitch
Bf- sounds about right

Or the opposite way

by has- December 11, 2019

my nut

A metaphor comparing ejaculation to something that brings you enjoyment.

"Yo dude, wanna come rascal tipping?"
"Hell yeah! That's my nut, man!"

by rudc October 16, 2013

On My Neck

To find something hilarious. A much more ghettofabulous version of "laughing my ass off."

Shanaenae just fell flat on her ass, too. Girl, I was on my neck! I was dying!

by Kitterz October 28, 2009

That's my man

Something often repeated when a celebrity, whom would make you would weep just to be in the presence of, does something so awesome. Popular choices for 'my man' celebs are Guy Fieri, Rick Harrison (from 'Pawn Stars'), or Tiger Woods.

Person 1: "Did Bear Grylls just bite the head off a snake, eat the snake meat, pee in the snake skin, and drink the pee later that day...?"

Person 2: "That's my man."

by Aokaye March 30, 2011

my dude

The male equivalent of "my lady" (British origin), generally used as a respectable form of address.

Straight guy from 1919: Wanna join me in a dance, my lady?

Gay (or straight) guy from 2019: Wanna join me in a dance, my dude?

by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian October 23, 2019