Fair enough

When you don’t feel like arguing or someone makes sense in an argument you say fair enough

Your stupid and i think quads are better then bikes, alright alright fair enough colby Nielsen

by Bengermin November 1, 2020

Leave well enough alone

1.To leave something alone; to avoid attempts to correct, fix, or improve what is already sufficient.

I broke a playstation remote,maybe after when my cousin fixed it,but I broke it even worse,I couldn't leave well enough alone.

by Toa Pohatu March 20, 2017

I've had enough!

This basically means that, the individual have had enough and is going to do a really bad thing. :o

Bitch 1: Ha-ha-ha, you are such a fucking loser.
Dude who had enough: I've had enough!

by ha ha yes December 19, 2018

are you Magnus enough?

If you want to be like Magnus, you have to be Magnus enough.
What does this task include? It's simply:

1. You need to be the hottest, sexiest most jaw-drop-handsome looking chad in the room.
2. You need to be able to use your wording and charm to finesse yourself into any girls' pants of your choosing.
3. You need a massive cock, and a big pair of balls. If you dont have that, dont even think of being Magnus enough.

That's how simply it is.

How to use the saying "are you Magnus enough?"
Person1: "I'm going over to that hot girl over there"
Person2: "Are you Magnus enough to do that?"

by BigManMagnus February 4, 2021

You either give the L, Or live long enough to take the L

Just like the movie “The dark knight rises”

But instead you need to give people the L if not one day you will be on the receiving end of it

Hey man “you either give the L, Or live long enough to take the L“

by marksf March 27, 2022

close enough for government work

A phrase used to describe the quality of work difference of that of private enterprise and the government.

BILL: I think we should start over, we did not do such a good job. Someone may get hurt.

WALTER: Don't worry, its close enough for government work.

by word genie October 2, 2005

fair enough

1. A statement in which the pronouncer neutrally accepts to having made a mistake, normally after having given instructions; a face-saving technique

"Take that Halloween mask off, it's creeping me out"
"This isn't a mask."
"Fair enough."

"This form is all wrong. We are at set 19A."
"This is set 18."
"Fair enough."

2. A neutral response to something weird, odd, or unexpected.

Mark is driving at night down a wooded road.

As he rounds the bend, a bird hits his windshield and rockets off into the night.

Mark calmly continues on his way and says," Fair enough."

by F.A.N.D.A.Y.R.E. September 7, 2011