white girl nice

When a white girl is overly friendly to a member of a minority group in public, usually in front of their friends or some other in-group, to avoid the accusation that she is sheltered or discriminatory. A specific form of virtue signalling and/or being fake. This is different from being genuinely nice because the point is for other people to see them. Usually happens in wealthy liberal cities

*Black girl sits alone at lunch in a majority white school. White girl walks up to her*
White girl with friends nearby: "Hiiii! You seem super nice. You should add me on facebook."
*White girl walks away, black girl is still alone*
Black girl: "I wish she actually sat with me instead of being white girl nice"

by damnpeggy March 24, 2021

TJ is nice

Tim Hug from hauppauge. His best friend Andrew Sellitto is significantly cooler and better looking than him. Tim is lucky to have a friend as handsome and funny as Andrew. When Tim wins your heart he is very hard to get over.

Tj is nice, not not nice.

by TruthTeller1239 April 7, 2021

it do be a nice day tho

taite harms phrase

“it do be a nice day tho”

by lucyiscoo1 May 7, 2021

Chromosomes line up nicely

A cheesy term one can give someone if they are absolutely stunning.

Mike: "Bro that new girl Rebecca looking absolutely fine ngl".
Ben: "Yeah bro I bet her chromosomes line up nicely"

by TomMoore May 17, 2021

be extra nice to your girlfriend day

be extra nice to your girlfriend on may 29th. what else can i say? she deserves the world

“oh shit! it’s may 29th! i have to be extra nice to my girlfriend today.”

“why?”

“it’s be extra nice to your girlfriend day.”

by CalliopeManga May 29, 2021

National Be Nice To Max Jamison Day!

Be nice to him.

Its National Be Nice To Max Jamison Day! Be fucking nice to him or die

by Hehfkdjehkeodue June 9, 2021

that's nice

Generally, there are two ways this phrase is used. Either it's a synonym for "Why are you telling me this?" as well as "I don't particularly care," or the person who uses it generally considers what they're responding to as, well, 𝘯𝘪𝘤𝘦. Typically, the former is implied more often than the latter. Often, especially over text, it can seem like someone is being sarcastic when they're really not, because, you know, you can't really convey tone over messages.

Why-are-you-telling-me-this-type:
"Ayo! Connor got this new game and it's totally sick!"
"That's nice."

Genuine-type:
"I feel pretty today."
"That's nice."

by Shionne November 16, 2021