everyone and their mother

Meaning:

crowded, packed, overload, full.

It means alot of people. And I mean ALOT.

Everyone and their mom seems to have a last.fm account these days.

I couldnt get the stuff because everyone and their mother was standing in line!

I went to the concert last night and everyone and their mother was there!

by calicornio August 20, 2007

hello everynyan

Hello, everynyan. How are you? Fine, thank you?
Oh my gah!
I wish I were a bird.
Why're ya talkin' in English?
My daughter is going to America.
If you were a bird?
I am not a bird. I am a cat! If I were not a cat, just what would you say I am?
Your face looks similar to somethin'... Former... Prime Minister Mori...

"Hey, you know that one meme that's going around TikTok?"
"You mean 'hello everynyan?'"

by peepzoz June 3, 2023

everypony

A word that would instantly kill a pilgrim

Me: hi everypony ^-^
Everyone else in the room: *drops dead*

by skippergears April 22, 2022

@everyone

A command on discord that notifies everyone on the server. The more times you type @everyone the more people will like you and not be disappointed about the notification.

Dudewhoeveryoneisgoingtolove: @everyone
By using @everyone you are about to mention 69,420,666,911 people. Are you sure?
Edit Message Send Now

Several people are typing...

by Normal Guy 1 September 10, 2018

Good News Everyone!

Something announced to a large group of people, presented in a positive manner but is almost always NOT good news.

"Good news everyone! It's a suppository!"

by Good Samaratin December 1, 2013

everyone and their dog

Basically, this is a saying used to describe something that a hell of a lot of people have.

For example, saying "everyone and their dog has a Ford Mustang" would be appropriate.

Or take the following conversation:

emo kid: "check out my ears, I just got them tapered, I'm so original"

person with an identity: "everyone and their dog has gauged ears in 2005"

by bryan18 September 5, 2005

Everyone and their grandma

What you say when there are a lot of people.
usually only used when a lot of people have a certain article of clothing or in the same place.

don't use if with someone over the age of 60, or with someone you are trying to impress with your intellect.

Jane: did you go to the twilight premiere?
Lucy: ugh. yes.
Jane: was there a lot of people?
Lucy: just about everyone and their grandma.

by natalienegro March 24, 2009