Look at the caboose on that train!

Similar to "want some fries with that shake?"
Phrase for complenting a female's bottom

*pretty lady walks by*
"Damn Johnny, look at the caboose on that train!"

by FireUpTheGrill April 5, 2019

Looking for the hamster

Feeling horny so get naked, down on your knees, hoping to be caught and taken advantage of.

I was feeling horny, so I waited for him looking for the hamster.

by ClintReno April 5, 2019

looking you upside your head

Looking you upside your head means to look at you in a crazy manner due to something that's going on crazy around you due to your allowance.

That wench was looking you upside your head like she had a problem with you.

by Brat069 April 25, 2019

Look

Basketball:
A: Over here
B: Im open

Flight: look! look!
Teammate: *passes the ball*

by nottoxic May 12, 2019

looks don't matter to me

But no promises if I am hanging out with a flat-chested "plan Jane", and a buxom "cutie with a booty" happens by.

In the classic 1976 "wet 'n' juicy" movie "Corps brûlants", the young Eric temporarily abandons his bosomy teenage-brunette girlfriend Corrine for an older blonde hottie, but then soon realizes that his similar-aged cutie-chick lover is much better suited to him, after all. Why he ever suffered even this brief "hiccup" in his affections for the delicately-freckled Corinne has always been a mystery to me, though, since even a "looks don't matter to me" defense wouldn't wash here... his gentle-natured sweetie-pie had softer and more-attractive facial-features --- and noticeably bigger/firmer boobs --- than the somewhat-shallow-personalitied older lady whom he'd shown interest in, and so I cannot understand what he'd seen in that boring flaxen-haired dame, anyway.

by QuacksO December 25, 2019

Trey Looking Boy

A round headed black with short hair clothed in preferably swag is to describe their good looks like the singer Trey Songs.

Yo Trey looking boy what's going on.

by Mix-Race Man On Road May 21, 2019

Goose Look

The expression of visible fear. Comes from a line in Macbeth where the title character shouts at a terrified servant arriving to inform him that the English Army have been sighted marching towards the castle.

"The Devil Damn Thee Black, thou cream-faced loon! Where got'st thou that goose look?"

by TheSilenceIsTooLoud May 30, 2019