"Talk to the hand," sometimes uttered while holding out the hand palm up, is short for the phrase "Talk to the hand because the face isn't listening." It has the same intent as saying, "Don't waste your time with excuses, I don't want to hear about it."
When the employee was late for work and offered an excuse to his boss, the boss shot back, "Talk to the hand," and walked away.
by Parasaurolophus April 26, 2005
Cutting phrase used to stop a discussion, similar to "whatever". Used in conjunction with the gesture of shoving the upright palm of the hand in the other person's direction.
Talk to the hand 'cos the ear ain't listening
(other version: "talk to the hand 'cos the face ain't listening" but I didn't know faces could listen, I thought ears did that!)
(other version: "talk to the hand 'cos the face ain't listening" but I didn't know faces could listen, I thought ears did that!)
by Gaeilgeoir September 30, 2007
by bitch September 03, 2003
A ghetto saying, often combined with a raised palm, that indicates the speaker is no longer listening. Usually used in response to something offensive or critical.
by Lexicon Master September 03, 2003
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Something that chicks (In their teens, mostly.) say whenever they officially lost a debate.
It is most commonly used by a person with a low IQ, who cant just tell someone to go away by theirself, so they resort to something really stupid and raise their hand in the air.
See also: How's the weather
It is most commonly used by a person with a low IQ, who cant just tell someone to go away by theirself, so they resort to something really stupid and raise their hand in the air.
See also: How's the weather
People who say "Talk to the hand" need a heavy dose of reality.
Cheerleaders should be put in jail each time they say this.
Cheerleaders should be put in jail each time they say this.
by Not Zane July 23, 2004
Said when someone starts talking too much about something you don't care about, or they start flinging useless insults at you..
by Schteen September 03, 2003