One win and don’t know how to act

When someone finally get a win and they act like they been doing it

One win and don’t know how to act

by Mk.Immaculate January 17, 2021

How goes it

Term meaning "how are you doing" but it's used by people in a midlife crisis and Football Manager players. Usually british too. It may be deemed as friendly and slightly quirky.

A: "How goes it?"
B: "I'm not bad, thanks!."

by ChumleyChumpster August 18, 2021

I hate how people actually explains IT insted of meming IT

The title says it

Reeeeeee I hate how people actually explains IT insted of meming IT

by Wezzzzzzkibooiiiiiii June 11, 2020

How to dislike

Look for thumbs down, then click on it

How to dislike. If you dislike this perfect definition, you are a fucking retard

by Notmelol123 May 9, 2022

How do they make babies?

Don't seek further information it's classified

Kid: How do they make babies?
Dad: My agents have told me not to give you the answer my son.

by IntergalactalEnergy December 19, 2023

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by SuelTameOresuTeMato May 2, 2025

Ni how are you?

A typical greeting between Chinese Americans, used as a combination of the Chinese: "Ni hao" and the English: "How are you?" Its a way for the Chinese Americans, also known by the Chinese as bananas, white on the inside and yellow on the outside, to celebrate both their asian and western heritage.

When a Chinese American ask a fellow Chinese American the age old question "Ni how are you? Would you like some dumplings?" They always expect them to reply: "Ni how are you yourself? Im good, and dumplings sounds terrific! Happy year of the unicorn!"

by Mandasm May 20, 2022