Used in descriding location in accordance to another object or person. Can be used in agreement or disagreement with statements depending on context. Preferably used after a sentence for more emphasis on the fact no one has any idea what they are taking about.
We pullin up one is
P1: “where’s your car one is?”
P2 “one is one is”
I at my one one is
Where you at one is
P1: “where’s your car one is?”
P2 “one is one is”
I at my one one is
Where you at one is
by thiswaspointless August 16, 2018
Earlier on .... Hey Matt, so what do you think of Carly ? Guys i think i found THE ONE!
*Matt and Carly both look up at the stars*
*Matt thinks to self* "I think i found THE ONE guys"
Matt: I love you.
Carly: Sorry, pimps don't love.
*Matt deep inside* "OMGGGG! :("
*Matt and Carly both look up at the stars*
*Matt thinks to self* "I think i found THE ONE guys"
Matt: I love you.
Carly: Sorry, pimps don't love.
*Matt deep inside* "OMGGGG! :("
by Home slice. June 26, 2009
This stands for "One-Night-Stand" and is used by some males to inform thier friends what they think of certain women in the club.
by Shinshoryuken January 14, 2006
by Staifreak March 13, 2018
Short for a United States one hundred-dollar bill. This "slang" term (as it is not widely accepted enough to be considered a colloquial expression) is more prevalent among wealthy citizens, socialites and more recently those within the hip-hop cultural movement. Its use in a social context is meant to openly diminish the value of a one hundred-dollar bill to its possessor, so as to say the possessor's financial worth is so great that the highest paper currency denomination to them is equivalent to the actual lowest; i.e. a $100 bill to most is a $1 bill to the possessor, and as a result is considered a "one".
"To invariably experience an erotic dancer's best striptease, spectators should expect to throw some ones."
by jasonphilip September 15, 2011
Lady that brings her kids to the pool everyday but sits under the shelter house and does puzzles every day and yells at her kids+ other peoples kids... we dont like her.
by BSPjournal March 22, 2009