As you wish

It's another way to say I love you from the book and movie the princess bride. The catchphrases is used by the character Wesley.

My bf: as you wish my princess...
Me: *melts like ice cream*

by oceanxeyes June 12, 2023

Air you out

To suck a dick so good they are gasping to catch theyre breath

Im gonna air you out till you bust and pass out from lack of oxygen

by The albino mandingo May 30, 2025

You are that

You are too stupid for that. Isn't not a thought.

Hym "You are that. You are too stupid and you are being that deliberately in response to me being too theatrical or offensive and not because I have actually done anything that translates to having to swap lives with my idiot former coworker. I'm right. I've been proven right by time and my detractors are engaging in a ploy to extract value from my life and deny me the credit."

by Hym Iam December 13, 2025

THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE.

An automated message that notifies you about your message to some e-mail is delayed or fails. It used to appear on Gmail in mid-2010s, now it appears on Protonmail.

I don't know the purpose of using uppercase letters, like that's unprofessional.

THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE.
Delivery to the following recipient has been delayed: (email address)
Message will be retired for 2 more day(s)

by Shiine-1 September 2, 2022

yous(e)

Second-person plural of “you”. Equivalent but more efficient way of saying “you guys”. Analogous to Southern slang of “y’all”. Used by Italian-Americans and others in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states such as Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.

What are yous(e) doing?

Where are yous(e) going tomorrow?

by Secutor March 4, 2022

Does that make you happy?

It can be used as a sentence to ask if the other person is hard.

It’s also sentence that a dumb person made up to mock someone.

“Does that make you happy?”
“Yes baby”

by DumbDumbHead September 11, 2018

Keep you at the juice

To keep someone informed about and/or involved in something, such as a plan or project, especially that which involves or pertains to a specific group.

Similar to “I’ll keep you updated” or “I’ll keep you in the loop”

Karen: "I really want to know what happens”

James: “No problem, I’ll keep you at the juice."

by Jameslala February 18, 2021