by kInG O' BlInG June 04, 2010
Theres no such thing. And the fact that you are looking this up on Urban Dictionary shows this is not a problem that you will ever have to worry about.
Your Girlfriend: Hey Babe! Your best friends dick pics just got leaked and look its 10 inches!
You: Damn, thats wayyy too big tho right?
Your Girlfriend: Uhhh….
You: Damn, thats wayyy too big tho right?
Your Girlfriend: Uhhh….
by btcterms May 03, 2023
A guy that tells you he is too big to listen to you is a good thing for you. At least you know he's not trying to play up to your ego with what he's saying to you, he's telling you what he really thinks of you. Even if he's doing something right, you know you're not fucking up. So if you haven't left your humility behind, nobody needs to make sure you're in line with their agenda or plan.
Sometimes it's good to bask in what someone else did right, even if they got too big for you and they think you're slow or stupid now.
by Solid Mantis April 14, 2021
Hym "Nahnahnah that shit isn't happening. Nobody said anything about too big motherfucker that is not reality. The fat-cocks are exempted entirely from all of the male body shaming that takes place. Not a thing. Never happened. I'm the only one doing it or saying it. No."
by Hym Iam February 11, 2024
This phrase is used instead of the term "um"
Although used quite frequently, this should not be a replacement for simply stuttering in a sentence or to dismiss valid claims or during an argument. Usually used in a corporate setting to dismiss colleagues or to vacate responsibility.
Although used quite frequently, this should not be a replacement for simply stuttering in a sentence or to dismiss valid claims or during an argument. Usually used in a corporate setting to dismiss colleagues or to vacate responsibility.
The weather outside is warm, that way here too.
Why is corporate making so many changes? That way here too
Why is corporate making so many changes? That way here too
by The angry employee February 19, 2024
Used instead of the term "um" this term is usually used in the corporate workplace. Can be responded with "this way here now"
by The angry employee March 19, 2024