put some meat on your bones

A term used to describe some who seems quite emaciated and malnourished. Usually suggests they need to eat more foods with a little fat and cholesterol in them.

At 81, lbs., I told Stacy that needed to put some meat on her skinny ass bones.

by sexie chocolate November 1, 2004

Sit out with your clit out

verb to sit out with you clitoris out. Just like hanging out with your wang out.

Timmy said Hannah bitch lets go sit out with your clit out while i hang out with my wang out!

by BigRed2012 October 30, 2010

grab your coat, you've pulled

When someone who you have been talking to rather suggestively gives in and asks you back to their place there and then for a good banging.

J: How you doing? ;)
S: i'm feeling horny tbh
J: Perfect, grab your coat, you've pulled.
S:Brilliant.
*sexy time*

by 05mere01s May 17, 2010

what ever rubs your buddha

and expression intended mean what ever makes some one happy even if you don't under stand it.

i love anal.

hey, what ever rubs your buddha.

see: whatever floats your boat

by ralfyrules April 11, 2007

Say Hi To Your Mom For Me

A phrase implying that the person saying it "knows" your mother, but in the biblical sense; and that your mother is a woman of easy virtue. Interpretation depends on the context, of course. In the long tradition of putting down someone else's mother as a way of putting them down. Alternatively, just "say hi to your Mom."

Whatever, dude. And hey, say hi to your mom for me.

by Enonymous January 26, 2006

Pull Yourself Up By Your Bootstraps

As someone who's come from an upper middle class family, got rich in early 30's, lost all money over women and got poor in mid 30's, got rich again briefly afterwards, got very poor again afterwards living in a shelter, and then finally got rich yet again... I can attest that every time I got back up, I pulled myself up by my bootstraps. It was a very effective technique. I recommend it!

Joe: Mom, they fired me from the job! Said I can't code for shit!
Mom: Just pull yourself up by your bootstraps son! Life is tough, but you gotta be tougher and beat it!

by OffBeatDrummer April 7, 2020

Step Your Rap Game Up

Commonly used to tell rappers that their rhymes are whack, but can also be used when telling someone to improve something.

"John im afraid you got a D....Step your rap game up son!"

by TMac February 14, 2005