It's basically a way to say someone got attractive.
it can be phrased as:
"he got good!" meaning he got attractive
"she got good!" meaning she got attractive
"you got good" meaning you got attractive
it can be phrased as:
"he got good!" meaning he got attractive
"she got good!" meaning she got attractive
"you got good" meaning you got attractive
by VanillaCupcake June 26, 2014
by suckermc5 July 29, 2004
When one exaggerates the truth or simply tells lies about themselves to be better impress, hang out, or date another person.
Person 1: Deceivingly tells someone else that they have a record deal inorder to impress Person 2.
Person 2: Knows that Person 1 is lying and tells them: You ain't got to lie to kick it with me
Person 2: Knows that Person 1 is lying and tells them: You ain't got to lie to kick it with me
by Akwa Ibom April 11, 2009
A phrase typically implies that something has aroused sexual excitement in the speaker. Usually said by people named Francisco or Amos.
Amos and Francisco's passionate makeout session in the park really got my cock throbbing. It was a sight to behold, and I couldn't help but feel aroused watching them.
that one got my cock throbbing
that one got my cock throbbing
by SuperMajesticStar April 06, 2023
An insult so strong it's dangerous to use, whenever in an argument and apply this insult to the other person they will be anilatared most likely die or throw a no u which you must respond with anyone named "their name" mum triple gay which will finish them off
Timmy: your sister a mister
Roders: well ur mum got the big gay
Timmy: suffers a heart attack (99% die when happens like this)
Roders: well ur mum got the big gay
Timmy: suffers a heart attack (99% die when happens like this)
by Rodersmoderssloders March 25, 2018
Original:
Your mama ain't got no socks
A ding-dong
I saw her when she took 'em off
A ding-dong
Your mama ain't got no socks
A ding-dong
I saw her when she took 'em off
Chrous:
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong
Examples of variations:
Your mama ain't got no schlong
A ding-dong
If she did, that'd just be wrong
A ding-dong
Your mama ain't got no schlong
A-ding-dong
If she did, she wouldn't be your mom
(Chorus)
Your mama is so damn fat
A ding-dong
Smells worse than an old dead rat
A ding-dong
Your mama is so damn fat
A ding-dong
Can't believe your dad hits that
(Chorus)
Your mama ain't got no socks
A ding-dong
I saw her when she took 'em off
A ding-dong
Your mama ain't got no socks
A ding-dong
I saw her when she took 'em off
Chrous:
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong-dong-dong-dong
A ding-dong
Examples of variations:
Your mama ain't got no schlong
A ding-dong
If she did, that'd just be wrong
A ding-dong
Your mama ain't got no schlong
A-ding-dong
If she did, she wouldn't be your mom
(Chorus)
Your mama is so damn fat
A ding-dong
Smells worse than an old dead rat
A ding-dong
Your mama is so damn fat
A ding-dong
Can't believe your dad hits that
(Chorus)
by dude who wrote this entry August 28, 2010
A reply to a person who has used the word "we". The person making the reply is telling the speaker no one is effected by their statement other than them. Or, in an organization (work or volunteer positions), someone has just said that "we" all need to do something. This reply means that it's agreed the work needs to be done, but the speaker is the only one who must do it.
Employee to Boss: "Have you considered my program initiative? I think it's important, we really need it implemented to make my fall task easier."
Boss: "You got a mouse in your pocket?"
Boss: "You got a mouse in your pocket?"
by Jake Placer June 06, 2012