see you next season

Used to say goodbye.

Bye. See you next season.

by Ritacca February 16, 2023

See you on the town

Use of this phrase first used in the 21st century. It’s simply a cool kids version of to hit the town.

Original creator - Marika

Will be hitting Elgin with a girl friend — maybe see you on the town?

by Utbooty August 25, 2018

Seeing red

The perpetual state of only seeing the color red. Usually occurs after watching DeBallZach and the Chicago Bulls wipe the floor with some G league caliber players

I am seeing red after the bulls beat the lakers by 18 last night.

by Bullsfan23 November 16, 2021

No Eye See

Have no eye to look at something or someone. Means did not want or refused to bother something or someone anymore. Origin from Cantonese "冇眼睇"(mou nanny tai) , each word is directly translated from its Cantonese translation.

I have no eye see his work anymore, so messy

by Kelvinchin April 12, 2023

Great seeing you

Low key way of saying, I love being around you.

It was great seeing you at bear for tator skins.

by Taotao1988 November 4, 2021

Gag See-Saw

Something you, your best friend and significant others do to while spending time together.

Brian and his wife Michelle invited their best friend Mike and Sandy over.

Brian said hey Mike remember the gag see-saw at college?

Mike replied YES! Let’s give it a shot.

Both Michelle and Sandy seemed confused and both ask the boys what they were talking about.

Brian said here let me show you guys…

Both of you get on your knee’s with your back against one another. Next we’re going to do both your hair in pony tails and then knot them together. Now when I pull on your head to throat you Michelle Sandy’s mouth will pull away from Mike’s cock and vice-versa when Mike throats sandy your mouth will pull away from my cock, hence the gag-seesaw commences and there’s nothing you guys can do to stop it . Newtons law of motion agrees.

Now let’s get to busting!

Mike chuckles as he takes his gun off safety.

by ThroatKing March 28, 2023

see don't pree

When going out, to not pay close attention to someone you might know. Commonly used on social media.

(Social media post) Going to (place) /see don't pree

by Awkward.internet.teen September 4, 2017