Miss you badly

Missing a guy who is not yours in the first place. Homebreakers typically use this to lure stupid husbands and boyfriends. Someone else’s husbands and boyfriends. It’s a bad type of missing someone.

I miss you badly,Is your wife away?

by Hye-suk October 16, 2024

You are Breaking My balls

Most used by Eric Cartman from South Park .
It means , ' tough spot / decision to be made '

You can either pick the movie or the food place ?
man , you are breaking my balls , here .

by Strawberry shortcake 101 January 13, 2022

Wait, i know you!

when you have commited a crime in the elder scrolls v: skyrim and a guard reconizes you.

Wait, i know you!
your making a mistake..
there's no mistake, your a wanted man/woman and its time to pay for your crimes

by Not_Ice March 3, 2022

You

1. Not me
2. To talk to someone

1.You are you, be your self

by DictionaryIsLife November 23, 2019

medicine you digest so well lately

an anti-social habit one has recently acquired.

mother: Joseph, stop interrupting. I don't like that the medicine you digest so well lately; it won't get you anywhere in life. And Joseph, also please improve your vocabulary. I didn't raise you to be such a rotten apple

Joseph: go scratch yourself.

by Sexydimma March 19, 2013

YOU HAVE BEEN DINDE

Similar to "You've been trolled", You Have Been Dinde is a reference of "You Have Been Hacked", the signature message a chilean skid called Survivals used after hacking old version GDPSs (when posting levels, comments, etc).

This same person also made his own GDPS, called GDPS LOL. Few days later, full access to the GDPS was granted and all 18K levels were uploaded with the name "YOU HAVE BEEN DINDE"

A screenshot of it was posted on the GDPSHub Discord server, where now it is used in any context, whether it makes sense or not.

Jean: Be more active in #chat more than #advertising
M336: ok mais.. YOU HAVE BEEN DINDE

by j416 March 1, 2025

You wish you were a Delic

This phrase is used to mockingly imply that someone aspires to be a member of the prestigious Delic family. The Delics are renowned for their wealth, class, and widespread admiration. However, using this expression as an insult suggests that the person being addressed falls short of the Delics' status and is seen as inferior.

Person A: "Hey dude, look at this new watch I just bought!"
Person B: "Ha. You wish you were a Delic."

by Mister Maine January 22, 2024