cussing like a sailor

cussing like a sailor having a potty mouth to cuss excessively

my ex girlfriend was cussing like a sailor when i broke up with her

by bluebear January 4, 2021

Lit like Bic

When someone is Lit like Bic, they are lighting up the party atmosphere, much like how a Bic lighter lights up a blunt. Those who are Lit like Bic feel amazing and are often in a state of extreme intoxication.

The phrase "Lit like Bic" was first introduced by Rae Sremmurd in their song "Lit like Bic" released January 6, 2015. Rae Sremmurd commented on the song ,"Everything just be fun that we do. Everything just be fire. Having fun is lit. Lit like Bic, everything flames. "

Students at enloe enjoy getting Lit like Bic

Parin: did you go to that party last night?
Sunny: yes that shit was crazy and i was lit like Bic

by theNBmaster October 8, 2016

draws like a pencil

It means you get a smooth drag from a smoking apparatus usually weed related the term was used by Kyle Gass in the movie Tenacious D in the pick of destiny as he took a fine toke of the Bong of Destiny

Jack: how does your new pipe hit dude? Kyle: its so smooth bro it draws like a pencil

by ReeferEnthusiast April 5, 2015

drank like a whale

This describes the behavior of an open alcoholic, consuming vast quantities of booze.

Duke drank like a whale, after retiring from the military!

by I, Wreckerrr May 13, 2021

Settle this like men

To settle it like men with a fight over something with no weapons

Cowboy:do you have a gun
Cowboy 2: no
Cowboy: then we settle this like men with our fists

by cowboydinosaur December 29, 2020

not like most girls

a phrase said by those who are, most definitely, like most girls.

all girls ever: I'm not like most girls

by ratchetassbitch6969 December 27, 2013

Layered Like Pie

A sarcastic counter-expression used when someone has claimed that a person is "layered" – in the sense that while they might be bitter or sour on the outside, on the inside they're actually sweet. The expression refers to the idea that as with the pastry in question, while the top seems crusty and mean – and there might be some sweetness underneath – at the TRUE core of the person, they really ARE just crusty and mean. So the expression refers to someone who is truly rotten to the core, and that the sugar they throw out is merely a ploy to try to keep people from realizing this. Charismatic serial killers, or brutal tyrants, for example, are layered like pie.
The observation leading to this phrase was first made by the character of Dr. Horrible/Billy (Neil Patrick Harris) in "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" in reference to Captain Hammer (Nathan Fillion), as shown below.

Penny: At first I thought he was kind of cheesy–
Billy: Trust your instincts.
Penny: But, he turned out to be totally sweet. Sometimes people are layered like that. There's something totally different underneath than what's on the surface.
Billy: And sometimes there's a third, even deeper level, and that one is the same as the top surface one.
Penny: Huh?
Billy: Like with pie.

Woman with black eye: I know my new boyfriend might seem like a drunken, misogynistic ball of domestic violence waiting to happen, but he's actually really nice, he's layered like that. And now he's promised to only beat me on Wednesdays!
Friend: Yeah, layered like pie. Call the cops on him!

by Astrolounge January 16, 2010