Two All Beef

When someone over uses a term or a joke when making fun of some one..

When you do not have a come back when someone tells a joke..

Me: Hey Kheaven, I can see myself in your Forehead...
Kheaven: HAHA.. Two All Beef!!

by Italyboy546 August 6, 2011

All Fingers and Tongues

A play on the idiom "All Fingers and Thumbs". Used to describe someone who is a lesbian.

1st Man: "You got no chance with her"

2nd Man: "Why?"

1st Man: "She's 'All fingers and tongues'

Also:

"i'm off to meet 'fingers and tongues'

by Squirter99 September 29, 2011

All of us are dead

A brilliant South Korean show based of a webtoon of the same name, it centers around a group of surviving students trying to survive a zombie outbreak in their school, and as its name hints, not all of them will make it out alive and some may suffer gruesome deaths just to break you after you begin to care for them.

Friend: have you seen all of us are dead?
Friend 2: yeah, I just watched it after finishing squid game.

by Blinker January 24, 2023

All fizzy no cizzy

A hip way of saying "all facts, no cap". This is what cool kids are saying nowadays to affirm something is very true, and not a lie in anyway.

GUY 1: Hey slime, this peach cobbler is bussin
GUY 2: word, thats all fizzy no cizzy

by ThatBoyUHeard December 16, 2022

It’s All Fair in Hindsight

When looking back at an event and thinking that no matter how wrong it went, it was still a fair experience

‘It’s all fair in hindsight!’

‘Dude you’re the only person I know who’s injured themselves in an Ambulance’

by IdiotIdioms January 18, 2020

I'm all done

Children new to going poop on the toilet usually say this. Its usually followed up by "come and wipe me" until their taught how to wipe themselves.

little joey: I'm all done, come and wipe me. mom: Okay I'm coming.

by jimmybomm June 27, 2020

All Da Wae

A term used to described the quality of head a girl is giving. If she goes all da wae, it's good. Now, it may be common to see words replaced that have an Y in it replaced with an "ae." For example: "I had to drive on the highwae todae for the first time, and it was scaery."

First Used August 2021

"Broo last night was wild, she went all da wae without even asking."

"The link was bad, she only went half da wae."

"Did she go all da wae last night?" "Nah bro, it was an L link."

by Ilikefortnite44 October 25, 2022