Feet don't fail me now

“Feet, don't fail me now!” is an old expression that's usually said when someone is running away from peril- they do not want to slow down so that they will be trapped or caught, and are self-encouraging themselves to keep going. In the song, it's used more as an excuse to keep dancing and not get tired.

Charles: I want to dance, please feet don't fail me now

by pedriluvr November 20, 2023

me rents

me rents is a spanish verb which means to agree on something or to find something worthy.

-Do you think we should meet up before going to the party?
+Me rents.

by anonymous December 15, 2023

on me

I'm not playing around or I am serious.

Similar to: deadass, on my mother, on bro, on my dead, on a set

On me I would beat you tf up.
This is the best soda flavor on me.

by uchgooch February 22, 2024

let me see see

The Chinglish translation of Chinese "让我看看"，which means "let me take a look", but since "看" in Chinese can means "see", "让我看看" might be translated as "let(让) me(我) see(看) see(看)" in a localized(to China) informal way.

"Hey guys, I got a new phone!"
"Really? Let me see see!"

by bilibilier July 9, 2022

majo pero no me liaria

When smb from spain asks on the stories of instagram:

. Y digo si me lio (. And I say if I kiss you)

And the other person is ugly or you don’t want to be on a “lio” you say: MAJO PERO NO ME LIARIA.

You are majo pero no me liaria ,sorry

by yass_dguez March 1, 2022

let me nuke this

Heating something up in the microwave

This sandwich is cold let me nuke this

by Handlethis59 August 9, 2022

Go Pee For Me

When someone has to pee, but can’t(they don’t want to, or can’t).

“Hey man, can you go pee for me? I don’t have time.”

by Jazzmaster3000 April 18, 2021