In-Like

when you are "talking" to someone, and you both like each other, but you are not dating or ready for the word love yet.

Mackenzie: "...soooo.... I went to lunch with Brady the other day!"
Alex: "Oh, are you guys talking?!"
Mackenzie: "No, we are just in-like."

by sweetmackranch February 20, 2017

Like that there

Akin to Seinfeld's Yada Yada Yada. It indicates a repetative or obvious progressing in the current or specified action.

Bob: If you keep jerking off, you're gonna go blind, grow hair on your palms, and like that there.

Rob: Whatever. Wanna go for Taco Bell?

by JDMat August 01, 2008

Liking

The act of clicking thumbs up on this post!

Hey you should definitely Liking this post

by bfxgcfsdf July 11, 2018

Like

A word commonly used in the secret languge of the Valley Girls.

So, like, I said to him, like, would go out with me, like, 'cause, your like, so dreamy.

by David April 25, 2003

Like

The word 'Like' - Used as a fill out word in scentences of the modern english language.
Used by almost everyone that ages in general, from about 10-25.
'Like' Is used to describe something that you dont really know how to explain.
Or to just really emphasize what you're saying.

More homework?! Like OhMyGod!

Where was that place again?
It's like down by the square, close to the mall.

I'm like so tired right now.

I got new shoes...
Yeah, they're like totaly hot!

by Hammerin March 23, 2011

Like

1) Used to describe a fondness of something.
2) To compare simalarities between things.
3) Overused by Americans in general conversation, losing all meaning.

1) Sally really likes cooking pasta.
2) Pamela Anderson is like the English Page 3 model Jordan.
3) "So I was totally like, you cannot do that, like, that's my song."

by cRaZy-HuNNii May 21, 2005

Like

A button someone presses when they like your definition

I need 2000 likes on this post

by Ozzy The Gamer Dog June 04, 2021