You know what’s up
(A saying from late 1990’s school gym programs in the U.S. which implied that it was a good thing to be athletic.)
(A saying from late 1990’s school gym programs in the U.S. which implied that it was a good thing to be athletic.)
Tyler’s effortless charisma keeps him in the loop wherever he goes. He’s that person who just gets it—cool, perceptive, and always ahead of the curve. He embodies the essence of ‘It’s hip to be fit’ in every situation he enters.”
by movement_around_me December 6, 2023
Get the Hip to be fitmug. by shitfit846284 February 11, 2025
Get the Shit Fitmug. by blahblahblah321123 March 4, 2021
Get the fitmug. by Adujasty343 July 17, 2025
Get the <.7.9.7.6.>Dry Fit<.7.9.7.6.>mug. Named after the comedian who commonly wears this attire, the term may describe somebody wearing large cargo shorts and an oversized shirt.
by Buddy_Trolley November 24, 2022
Get the Adam Sandler Fitmug. This is a term to describe when someone has the ability to dress well all the time. They do not necessarily boast about it and sometimes may not realize it.
Archie: "Man Smiley, I got it bad dude. So bad I'm losin' sleep."
Smiley: "What's up, Archie?"
Archie: "My boss at work is so gorgeous that it's hard for me to concentrate. If I hear her voice, I get nervous."
Smiley: "Wow! Sounds like a good problem to have!"
Archie: "Even worse, she's got the fab fit flex and she don't even know it! She said people have knocked her clothes!"
Smiley: "Dang! That's terrible. Sound like she surrounds herself with suckers! Give her some props, brother!"
Smiley: "What's up, Archie?"
Archie: "My boss at work is so gorgeous that it's hard for me to concentrate. If I hear her voice, I get nervous."
Smiley: "Wow! Sounds like a good problem to have!"
Archie: "Even worse, she's got the fab fit flex and she don't even know it! She said people have knocked her clothes!"
Smiley: "Dang! That's terrible. Sound like she surrounds herself with suckers! Give her some props, brother!"
by von groovy June 23, 2024
Get the Fab Fit Flexmug. 