with knobs

Amazingly cool-- in addition with other admirable traits.

He's super hot with knobs.

That concert was the best ever- with knobs.

by Marie Young September 10, 2007

with cherries on top

extra- amazingness.

guy: i love you.
girl: i love you more, with than chocolate ice cream!! with cherries on top! :)

by shhaahnra January 6, 2010

With a dildo up your ass

This is what you add to the end of a fortune you get from a fortune cookie at a Chinese food restaurant. There is always some asshole that tells you to add "in bed" at the end. That is weak.

Marvin: what did your fortune say?
Charlie: It says "You will soon find great pleasure with a dildo up your ass"
Marvin: You don't have to be a turd tapping dickhead.
Charlie: Fuck this Chinese food bullshit. Let's go to Mountain Mikes for Pizza next time.
Marvin: OK

by Apocalypto March 30, 2011

with all due respect

‎"'With all due respect' is a much nicer way of saying 'Listen here, you fucking moron.'" --Andy Borowitz

"With all due respect to the folks that are out there running for office, as well, but if you replace a Democrat insider with a Republican insider, do you think that is gonna change a thing in Washington, D.C.?" --Rick Perry

by mum61e February 12, 2012

with hats off

(adverb) without condoms.

Eminem's MY DAD'S GONE CRAZY: "All this time me and Dre been fuckin' with hats off".

by Fangsta March 18, 2003

With Ketchup

It can be used to add flare or meaning to a sentence. Saying ''With Ketchup'' insinuates that what you are saying carries importance to you or someone else. "He washes his car everyday, with ketchup."

Does not mean the actual sauce most of the time

"I talk serious like I like my snacks, with ketchup," "I just got the new Jordan’s, with ketchup," or "I'll call you later, with ketchup."

It can be used to end nearly every sentence, which is possibly one of the reasons it has caught on so quickly.

by baller32slang August 18, 2007

with one shoe on

To perform an act in an ill-prepared manner

"Let's not start this project with one shoe on."

by John Tilelli September 30, 2006