A casual phrase one uses to encourage another to do something. More fun to say and more catchy than other generic sayings like "Do it, man!" and "Go ahead." Initially used by Darryl Philbin on The Office when convincing Michael Scott to ask for a raise.
Person 1: Dude! I just met this chick. She's cute, funny, and smart. I think I want to ask her out.
Person 2: Make it hap'n cap'n.
Person 2: Make it hap'n cap'n.
by darrylPhilbin January 28, 2010
Person A: My parents fought and now they're getting a divorce
Person B: Did they have make up sex?
Person A: If they did would I be in this mess
Person B: Did they have make up sex?
Person A: If they did would I be in this mess
by DaDapster April 26, 2010
An underground hip hop movement that was started by underground artist Prince EA in 2009. SMART is synonymous with Sophisticating Millions And Revolutionizing Thought.
"Damn, I'm so glad to be part of that MAKE "SMART" COOL movement, I copped one of those shirts the other day already."
by SnG. April 04, 2010
the best song ever. by kid cudi, featuring kanye west and common, along with parts of lady gaga's poker face. started out called i poke her face, but i guess the name was too creepy. i listen too the song so many times all my friends know the words because of me.
by the poster of this word September 24, 2009
She is a make-out whore because she made-out with me and then made-out with my best freind...i didn't even know her.
by Christina Wagner May 06, 2006
by Chris Cope March 11, 2007
A question to be asked after you sense a piercing but silent glare from someone you have disapointed.
I use this term mostly for my mother, since she is the poster girl for disapointing faces, as most mothers are.
I use this term mostly for my mother, since she is the poster girl for disapointing faces, as most mothers are.
When my mother ask me to do her a favor and I retort back that I wont, it is often followed by a loud silence instead of a rebuttle.
Without looking up at my mother, I say ''are you making the face''.
Then I look up at her face which is always in a scowl, until she breaks the silence with laughter.
* can also be called the ''mom face''
Without looking up at my mother, I say ''are you making the face''.
Then I look up at her face which is always in a scowl, until she breaks the silence with laughter.
* can also be called the ''mom face''
by H cutter September 11, 2009