Much, you?

"Much, you?" is a term used in place of the response, "Not much, how about you?"
Only real beauties are able to properly use this term and should not be used unless 100% necessary.
This is a term that should be used after someone asked "Yat?"

Acorn MacDonald: "Yat Jacob?"
Jacob M: "Much, you?"

(variation: "whole lotta much")

by Taint Waffle November 10, 2020

Shit you not

Used in conversation to emphasize that the story is NOT an an exaggeration.

"That's exactly how it happened. I shit you not."

by Kittykatzkrnrz May 24, 2017

you not mine

you not mine means something that does not belong to you

a married women saids "you not mine" trying to inform you to kindly dont take love of her

by november 2016 December 24, 2016

You Zekeing

When someone tells you something that is full of shit.

The storyteller must have a lot of keys on a key ring.

ZEKE- So hear me out, when I worked at IT group for my town I was the only person that knew how to run a zoom call for the FBI

Jason: man You Zekeing

by Drizzydotj April 21, 2022

You, the door.

Disrespectfully showing someone out.

You don’t know this definition? Ok no! Leave! The door! You, the door.

by Diagnosedwithbald February 23, 2023

Quack You

used as an insult or threat. especially if you can't think of anything. sometimes is considered STRONG LANGUAGE.

that person who sits next to you: (steals eraser) ha! ha! ha!
you: give that back or i'll.......
that person who sits next to you: or you'll what?
you: quack you!

by PIGGYWISDOM March 14, 2013

min for you

This is South African slang from generation Y
Min means you don't care what people think (Minimal fucks given)

The word has taken on a different meaning from different areas, some are using min as a means to say keen.

I am guessing someone heard it and misinterpreted the meaning and now it's spread.

I am min for you or I am min for what you say, I will do as I please.

2nd
I am so min (keen) for the party.

by SafaSlangman January 20, 2017