Sorted Out

Getting your lights smacked out by someone else because you did something wrong.

''Hey, what on earth did you do in the pub last Friday? Bob, you need to get yourself sorted out!''

by 147mphonaA4sheet February 8, 2013

for sure mah nigga

Something someone said that deserves a definition of it's own. Truly a masterpiece of the english language.

Originally found in the definition of fo' shizzle my nizzle.

Fo' shizzle m- I mean, for sure mah nigga.

by Stupid Af July 6, 2021

I’m sure

An expression following someone’s statement. Usually used as sarcasm, a reaction to something funny, in a condescending manner, or scoffing.

Jessica: “Damn, this time I’m only buying the essentials. No more fucking cigarettes.”
Lena: “I’m sure! You always get some L&Ms, don’t lie.”

Lena: *posts group photo on social media*
Jessica: *comments* “I’m sure!! I look like a fat hog!”

Jessica: “I’m sure!!!” *cackles* “Look at this dumb ass fucked up at the gas station parking lot.”
Lena: “...”

by wretchedAndmiserable November 11, 2019

Oh sure

1. When one disregards everything another said.

2. A positive answer to an interrogative sentence.

1. "It was nice meeting your mother last week."
"OH SURE!!!"

2. "Would you like fries with that McChicken?"
"Oh, sure!!"

by Jomic Tracefield January 1, 2012

I'm not sure

Alternative: "I don't know"

In conversation, when the person speaking to you wants you to feel like you're part of the conversation, but doesn't want to give you an opening. This conveniently allows the speaker to continue to ramble on about something trivial while the other person can only stand there and take it.

I'm not sure what your favorite movie is, but mine is Garden State, and this is why...

by jaykay84 August 29, 2009

Sure SAN

Sure, (Sorry Ass Nigga)....

A nothing, worthless man not worth your time.

John: Baby i promise i would never cheat on you, i love you.

Lisa: Sure SAN

by AnOyMouS88 September 30, 2008

Surely chuck us one

A saying used mainly by youth from Tasmania, Australia. Used when someone has something favorable and you want some. The 'us' part never changes, even if it's only you wanting the thing.

Freind buys Tim tams
Other friend: Hey Felix, surely chuck us one! Surely! Surely chuck us one!

by Fatty Catty and Unicorns November 30, 2020