so fetch

Slang word that a "plastic" in Mean Girls tried to popularize. Just another way to say cool.

I love your pink suede shoes! Those are SO FETCH!

by Lordy lordy October 9, 2004

So slips

Very slippery.

Hey be careful out there it's "so slips"!

by Epunk246 April 8, 2016

so bored i want to die

the way i feel right now. caused by lack of sleep lack of friends lack of proper nutrition and lack of fucks given. the only way to end it is to listen to the inconsiderate voices that i hear and try to block out on a min. to min. basis but that would end in catastrophe

me:"im so bored i want to die"

voices:"ok then die"

by youbetchyah July 18, 2018

So this what we doing now?

A way of showing disappointment or disbelief in someone, or pointing out someone's stupidity or nastiness; another way of saying "Are you serious?" or "You not deadass right now".

Person 1: "Yooooooo lemme tell you! My cousin finally let me smash bruh!"
Person 2: "So this what we doing now?"

by Fresh Timbs November 2, 2018

So Dick

Cool, or "sick." Something you'll never have but like to enthrall in its awesomeness.

"Bro, check out that Maybach! How sick is that?!"
- "Thats so dick! But I'm stuck driving a shitty Ford Taurus, maybe one day I'll decide to get a job."

by cumtothelight August 22, 2011

So you're saying

An opening phrase used by people (primarily feminists and SJWs) to obfuscate or willfully misinterpret a logical point/argument a reasonable person has made.

Reasonable person: It's illegal pay someone less based on their sex. No serious economist worth their weight in salt would take the "wage gap" seriously.

Feminist: So you're saying women shouldn't have the right to vote?

Reasonable person: What? No. I was just saying that if women want to, across the board, make as much as men, they totally can, they just have to-

Feminist- So you're saying women are your personal sex slaves who speak when spoken to and shouldn't be able to read or write?

by makazen January 27, 2018

so to speak

Used after sentences to express that there is a metaphor in it. It can be generally interchanged with like-clause:

It is X, so to speak.
It is like X.

I love this jacket. I always wear it when I go to work. It is a uniform for me, so to speak.

by terb kund April 28, 2009