with food

The analogous equivalent of the term "with child" for an overweight person.

Pregnant women aren't fat: they're "with child." I am "with food."

by Captain Morgan Miller Lite November 23, 2011

with all due respect

The phrase is a projection, an analysis, if you will of mental attributes or deficiencies.

Mr. Carpenter, with all due respect, when one uses the phrase "with all due respect", it actually means you consider the person you're talking-to is a moron. With all due respect.

by Jimmy The Law December 4, 2013

with legs

politically or in terms of pop culture: something that has potential or is going to be around a while, or "go far"

Bush handler: This reverse robin hood policy is an idea with legs... We just have to spin it right.

Failed entrepreneur: Car alarms that sing opera! Now there's an idea with legs!

by Honor December 28, 2005

with a mattress in the back

a way to spice up any sentence in a way that even "your mom", "that's what she said", or "in your granny's oven" can not achieve; from the hit movie edward scissorhands.

Bob: I did some gardening today.
Fred: ...WITH A MATTRESS IN THE BACK!

by Nellie Lovett May 3, 2008

with the big long pink ding dong penis

Lyrics from Macklemores song "And We Danced"

With the big long pink ding dong penis

by I HERPED WHILE I DERPED! October 8, 2013

With that

Another phrase used in the black community with that or commonly used I'm with that. It means I'm down (willing to comply) to agree .the state of mind

of seriousnesss to be with the cause. To show one's seriousness and capability based on a situation.to agree with a statement.

Who want to fight me? I'll fight you. Man your not ready to go all out. I love to fight bro I'm really with that. Man you don't want no promblems. True I'm with that I'm not going to lie I don't.

by Everett Williams jr July 6, 2018

with a capital F

Intensifying expression to replace the vulgar modifier ' fucking'. Used as a less vulgar way to intensify the meaning of an adjective by implying 'Fucking' as a modifier. Handy for use in mixed company

Instead of: This whole thing is fucking stupid.

use: This whole thing is stupid with a capital F.

I worked all day and am tired with a capital F.

by JRSLim June 19, 2009