Make Like A Fetus And Head Out

time for me to leave; see ya later; I'll catch ya on the rebound!

Well, it's already 2 a.m. I think I'm gonna make like a fetus and head out! See you later.

by weave March 25, 2003

the kind of deals that make you boogie

These so called deals are so good, they will make the consumer dance.

Narrator: The kind of deals that make you boogie.
*DING DONG*
*Character dances on-screen*

by ajair January 16, 2021

I'll Make a Man Outta You

the best Disney song ever from the movie "Mulan". The most epic and badass too :)

Let's get down to business, to defeat the huns
Did they send me daughters when I asked for sons?
You're the saddest bunch I've ever met
But you can bet before we're through
Mr. I'll Make a Man Outta You

:)

by fjrjgrthgtrgfbtr August 23, 2010

One bird doesn't make a spring

It means that one good action, doesn't make a person's whole personality good.

-I helped an old lady cross the street.
-That's great, but it doesn't make up for the fact that you burned down your house on purpose and almostshot your boyfriend. One bird doesn't make a spring.
-Okay Maria, you don't have to be a bitch about it.

by kasandra_aishe April 19, 2020

Does this make me look fat?

Girl asking her boyfriend/husband if he likes her looks. No right answer can possibly come of this. Usually followed by screaming or noise as hand/fist/foot connects with husband/boyfriend's body part.

Does this dress make me look fat, dear?
I don't think it's the dress, honey.
*SLAP*

by Tettster October 30, 2003

that'll make your pussy throb

Something a female days when she is aroused, or turned on by something.

Sara: "Oh my God did you see that Timothée Chalamet photoshoot?"
Emma: "YES! That'll make your pussy throb"

by Alabama bich April 02, 2020

Make hay while the sun shines

To take advantage of a brief opportunity while it is still there. To not waste time.

The saying comes from farming communities. There would often be only a short time in which the hay would be ready to cut- reap too soon, and the hay would be too green. Reap too late, and you run the risk of rain ruining it all. Still very good advice.

I just got a good job for the summer- I don't know if I'll have one this fall, but I'll make hay while the sun shines and save up for the winter.

by Athene Airheart May 16, 2004