are you all there mate

When someone is acting in a weird way or doing something stupid you respond with, " are you all there mate" just another way of saying you good there

Annoying kid in class : licks the table
You: Are you all there mate?

by wittlefetus May 15, 2019

All day blend

All day blend is a possitive phrase used in liverpool to describe something good.

> We miss school on monday.

> All day blend them!

by Tsange May 14, 2008

JK all the way

Short for, "Just kidding, all the way". It is used by many of the same people who say things like, "See you later, alligator" and "Bye-bye butterfly". It is presumed that the kind of people who say these things suffered some sort of serious rhyme shortage as children.

"Hey, did you hear? Jerry just got hit by a car!"

"Oh my god, is he okay?"

"Haha, you fell for it! JK all the way!"

by Se@horse15 December 16, 2012

All the links are purple

When you've tried everything but haven't found a solution.

I'm telling you Joe, it's not possible. I keep searching but all the links are purple.

by Errangutan April 21, 2020

All American Blowout

The point after a hangover where you have explosive diarrhea and projectile vomit at the same time.

"After that crazy night, Jessica is sitting in the bathroom with an all American blowout."

"Oh that sounds rough!"

by Pwnographi September 13, 2016

backyard all-star

someone who tries too hard or takes backyard games too seriously

-kid slide tackles and throws elbows in a backyard soccer game-
"woah, calm down"
backyard all-star- "fuck you. you pussy"

by CoNnOr August 15, 2014

all tweet no meat

adj. Describes a person on twitter who is often insincere, often either by outright lying to or misleading other people on twitter...
They can do especially this by expressing more bravado via tweet than they actually have.

{Analysis of Word}
It stems from the phrase "all talk no walk", except that meat refers largely to something of substance in general, as well as, (more specifically) the dick...
Funnily enough, because "A man's substance is largely his dick" (NA), a greater solidity of meaning is given to this double-entendre, (meat).

I thought Tyler was an "all tweet no meat" kind'a guy, but he actually wasn't being as deceitful as I thought he was...
unless he's so deceiving that he tricked me into believing this very thing.

by Not ARealGuy April 16, 2014