fax my boy spit yo shit indeed

This is a phrase used whenever you're either sarcastic or genuinely agreeing to someone's stupid, bodacious, autistic and interesting take.

Man 1: Girls are the epitome of hypocriticism in today's society where people wish to have gender equality. Their solution? Gender equality means downgrading the rights of men.
Man 2: Fax my boy spit yo shit indeed!

by Hotwaterphobia October 13, 2023

Indeed

A Word Only Andy Phouphayry And Andy McDonald May Use.
Noone Else may use the word. Well I don't really care.

Anthony: Hey ninja , that kid is fat hahahaha.
Andy: Indeed

by Andy Phouphayry December 28, 2005

Indeed

A word to confirm a sexual act; Can also be used as a verb, to indeed. *Best used in a moan or sexual manner.

Emma: I'm horny.
Wes: Indeed.
Emma: Indeed my bodyyy.
Wes: I'm gonna indeed in your face. ;

by Wes & Emma April 27, 2008

Indeed

When in a setting where you really shouldn't say naughty words -FUCK, especially.
You can simply say indeed instead... and it's basically like saying "FUCK YESSSS!" Only, polite enough for grandparents to hear and not have a stroke.

"Well, I decided to get you unlimited texting and a brand new car, oh, and a sculpture of cheese, like you always wanted.."

"indeed!"

by Alyssssssa December 27, 2007

Indeed

Kevin has obviously never lived in the UK, indeed is not youre word you son of a bitch, i hate you and hope you burn in the same ring of hell as hitler and Ghandi. Indeed really means: in fact it means "indeed", as in "in" "deed".

guy1: hey, dustin do you want to go get some tasty smooth pudding and run for president?
Dustin for pres in 96: Indeed

by Dusitn for pres in 96 April 24, 2005

indeedee

A descriptive word with a meaning similar to 'indeed' but with added comical or emphatic value.

Question: "Do you like eating lasagne?"
Answer: "Indeedee, I do!"

by Jracobowe October 30, 2012

yes indeeeed

A southern expression used in cubicled office situations to express interest, amazement, and enthusiasm. It is usually used in abundance to avoid seeming disinterested and aloof. Its roots are probably southern baptist.

"I hope we get to leave early."
"Yes Indeeeed"

by Gerdy July 30, 2008