she'll be right

australian for "it will be ok", reflective of their supposed generally relaxed attitude to life.

"fuck it bruce", said Shane "my car's broken down"

"nah don't worry mate" said Bruce, "she'll be right"

by Juan Kerr January 14, 2005

to be down

an expression of interest and approval of an idea that one hasn't considered before, or as to hint that you want to do something that hasn't been suggested yet.

A: I never been with a dude before, i am a little nervous.

B: You want a hummer?
A: Yeah, I'd be down with that.

or

A: I just can't think of what to do for your birthday.
B: I'd be down with a pair of diamond earrings.
A: ok!

Verb to be down

i'd be down
you'd be down
it'll be down
we be down
they down

by GretelundMavisundMeti January 4, 2012

If your aunt had a penis she'd be your uncle

A phrase used to disregard an unimportant and often times obvious detail. Used when that detail is used to divert attention from the topic at hand.

Little Girl 1: Why'd you eat my pudding?
Little Girl 2: My aunt is a doctor and she says eating too much pudding makes you fat.
Little Girl 1: And if your aunt had a penis she'd be your uncle, what's that got to do with why you ate my fucking pudding?

by Action_kamen November 5, 2010

let's be friends

What a woman often says after a man has expressed his true love for her. It's a polite way for a woman to say "I don't like you".
She doesn't want to remain friends -- it's just a throwaway line to make the guy feel a bit better than a piece of shit.

John: Cathy, do you love me as much as I love you?
Cathy: John, let's just be friends.
John: OK, that means I will have to kill myself.

by RexGibson February 16, 2004

There Can be Only One

The tagline from the film Highlander. It states that only one Immortal can claim The Prize, by being the last one to recieve a Quickening.

Connor McLeod: Kurgan, we meet again.

The Kurgan: There can be only one!

by A. Fol April 10, 2010

I mean, I could be down

A way to express a possible interest in... anything.

I mean, I could be down to write an example.

by SASteamer May 13, 2010

wanna be italian

Partially Italian person changing American last name to steryotypical italian name or word. Most if the time these people wear baggy clothes and use terms from the Jersey Shore to make people believe they are full blood Italian. They may also wear apparel of a local cities sports team and "claim" its territory. Most of the time these peoples parents lived there or they lived in some quiet part of the burough.

"Did you see Greg Ferrari's Nets hat?" "Yea man i heard he claims Bronx" "Is Ferrari even his real last name?" "No its really Buck, he uses Ferrari on all of his social media accounts because he wants people to know he's Italian." "Is that why he wears a ton of chains and Jersey Shore clothes as well?" "Yea too bad he dosent know that Italy is compeletly different. We all would have been fooled by that haircut." "What a wanna be Italian"

by ItalianIrishMix November 13, 2013