Noun: The opposite of "mea culpa," Latin for an act or omission that is "my fault". A "you-a-culpa" is an act or omission that is all YOUR fault and not at all MY fault.
Usually associated with a complex situation where the appropriate person or persons to blame is open to dispute.
Usually associated with a complex situation where the appropriate person or persons to blame is open to dispute.
When the house fell down shortly after contruction, all the you-a-culpas started flying.
Don't start with the you-a-culpas, man. I know you're the one who wrecked my transmission!
Don't start with the you-a-culpas, man. I know you're the one who wrecked my transmission!
by KatieOh! August 29, 2006
Are you silly I'm still going to do it ( or instead of do it you can say send t witch means do it in slang)
by Heymetzes123 August 10, 2017
A guy who never smiles or laughs. And is the best poker player in the world!He is the deadliest person in the world.
by kevintheunderpants May 23, 2016
This sentence is derived from the Swedish to English saying, "I'm angry with you." Except, the person who uses this is generally idiotic and/or foreign.
by FunkMound November 14, 2004
"Kek", in World of Warcraft used as "Lol"
"You Kek" means you are making fun of someone, like saying "Loser"
"You Kek" means you are making fun of someone, like saying "Loser"
by ManCutGDonk September 21, 2020
Person1: Check out my new shoes.
Person2: I'm bout to chew you. Walking around here with some fake chucks. Ain't no chuck taylors those are champ tylers.............
Person2: I'm bout to chew you. Walking around here with some fake chucks. Ain't no chuck taylors those are champ tylers.............
by Awesomelyawesomeswaggerfilled November 23, 2012
A term used in conversation to emphasize that everything that was said is completely true; no exaggeration!
by Kittykatzkrnrz May 24, 2017